Pixel Flow

Loom Games A.Ş.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Conveyor’s ready, pigs are on standby. Tap to send a pig onto the conveyor so it rains balls onto pixel cubes of its own color. The number above its head is its ammo: that’s how many hits it makes. Run out and it leaves the stage; if not, it slips into one of the 5 waiting slots and, when you tap again, it jumps back on the conveyor to fire another round.
The conveyor has a capacity—push past the limit and you’ll need to wait. Send them in the right order, manage the flow, and hit the cubes to clear the board piece by piece. Simple mechanic, sticky loop: tap → flow → repeat.
Highlights
One-tap control: Quick sessions, easy one-handed play.
Color matching: Pigs only hit their own color—no target-picking hassle.
Conveyor capacity: Timing and queue management add a bite-size strategy layer.
5 waiting slots: Stack, sort, and launch at the perfect moment.
Short but “one more round” feel: Perfect for micro-breaks.
Satisfying pixel cleanup: Every hit leaves the board feeling crisp.
For anyone who loves fast action-puzzles, timing, and flow management. The pigs are ready. The cubes… not so much.

Ratings and reviews

It would be great to get daily rewards. I'm on level 1164 and I'm completely stuck. I don't have enough coins to pay for any boosters and no way to get coins without spending more money. This level seems intentionally set up so all the colored carts that are needed for the outside blocks are located too far down the line. It doesn't matter what order I send out carts. I end up filling my queue with the same colors over and over.

I will start off by saying that I love this game. It's fun and I love the strategy aspect. It's casual but still requires thinking - which is always nice in my opinion! For anyone who is wondering: Ad-free in the beginning but before you hit level 28, it's ads in between every game. Costs $8 to get rid of the ads. I hate games that start off with no ads and then adds an abundance of them once someone is into it.

Good & Relaxing This is a simplistic puzzle game with no time limits. It's a step up from mindless, so perfect for relaxing and zoning out while listening to a book or podcast. There were hardly any ads, which was fantastic. The few there were, could all be skipped in about 5-10 seconds. The only reason I docked it a Star, was because it has a very limited selection of levels. Having played to level 445, it appears that there are roughly 130 levels that simply repeat.

What’s new

The latest update has landed! Discover new challenges, improved stability, and a more responsive experience all around. We’ve expanded the game with new levels, refined old ones, and made everything run smoother. Your journey just got even better, dive in and explore the upgrades!