Flow Free: Shapes, the latest puzzle game from Big Duck Games, adds a new twist to their popular Flow series. This time, players connect colored pipes around various shapes, ensuring all lines reach their destination without overlapping.
The core gameplay remains the same satisfying pipe-puzzle experience. However, the introduction of shaped grids presents a unique challenge. With over 4,000 free puzzles, players can also enjoy Time Trial mode and Daily Puzzles.
While the game delivers exactly what its title promises – Flow Free puzzles adapted to shaped grids – the decision to create separate entries for different grid formats might seem unnecessary. However, this doesn't detract from the enjoyable puzzle experience.
Flow Free: Shapes is available now on iOS and Android. If you're looking for more puzzle options, be sure to check out our list of the top 25 best puzzle games on iOS and Android!
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