Flowbend is a puzzle where every swipe moves every block at once. You don’t drag a single piece: one slide sends every color one cell in the same direction. A move isn’t “my block” — it’s the whole board.
The goal is simple: send each color to its matching gate. The catch is that pieces block each other. Saving one can pin another against a wall. A color that leaves too early may strand the rest behind a lock. Think short. Plan long.
New mechanics arrive one at a time, then lock together. Later stages bring:
• Keys and locks — miss the order and the gate stays shut
• Sentries — they step every time you do; time the crossing
• Wind / currents — after you land, they shove you one more cell; a shortcut can be a trap
• Portals — warp from one side of the board to the other
• Buttons and barriers — one color presses, another’s path opens
• Color filters — only the matching hue may pass
Early stages teach the rule; later ones ask for crossed jobs, tight corridors, and one-more-move stubbornness. Stars follow your move count: finding the shortest path is its own puzzle.
Stuck? A hint token shows the opening steps. Prefer the full route? Watch an ad and an arrow strip appears at the top — the board stays playable while you follow along.
The shop has skins, themes, gold, and hint packs. You can also remove ads or unlock every level. Built for short sessions: one puzzle on a break, one world in an evening.
Slide. Think. Move them together.
Slide the blocks. Match each color to its gate. Every piece moves together.