Button Flow

What the Button Flow puzzle game is

Button Flow is a puzzle game in which the pieces are buttons and the targets are colored spots. Each button belongs to one color spot, and the job is to put every button on its match. The developer describes it as a relaxing game, and it carries a 12+ rating.

The puzzle has a second layer. Each correct placement uncovers part of a design that is hidden at the start, so progress shows up as a picture filling in. It suits people who want a quiet sorting puzzle rather than a fast action game, as the developer frames it.

Moving and placing buttons on the board

Buttons move to their spots with a tap. Same-colored buttons that are connected can move together, so several pieces can land in one action when there is room for them.

Grouping matters most on crowded boards, where single moves would otherwise take longer to clear. The grouping is the main difference between placing one button at a time and clearing a cluster at once.

Using the waiting tray to plan moves

The waiting tray holds buttons you are not ready to place yet. Parking a button there keeps the board uncluttered and gives you room to plan the order of your next moves. The developer presents the tray as a way to keep things organized.

Revealing the hidden artwork

The finished picture is built up from the placements you get right. Nothing shows at the start, and the image gradually appears as you progress through the board. That reveal is the reward for accurate placement, and it is the thread that ties the puzzle moves together.