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Swipe to paint the color maze puzzle!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Flow Maze is a puzzle game from Unico Studio, played on a tile maze with colored jelly balls. The listing says the opening is a relaxed paint game, and that it quickly becomes a logic puzzle that tests planning and strategy. The content rating is PEGI 3.
The core loop is simple to describe: move balls, leave paint behind, and get each ball into the slot of its own color. The difficulty comes from the marks the balls leave on the board.
The build we hold is Flow Maze: Color Dash Puzzle 1.0.8 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.1 and up.
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A swipe up, down, left or right sends the ball moving in that direction. It does not stop after one tile. It keeps dashing until it reaches a wall, another ball, or a trail that has already been painted.
Because the stopping point depends on what is in the way, one swipe can cover a long stretch of the maze. Each swipe is a route decision, not a single step.
Every tile a ball passes gets a colored trail, and the listing says that trail is permanent. The board fills up with paint as play goes on.
Winning means delivering each ball to the slot that matches its color. The trails a ball leaves are part of the same board, so painting and matching happen in one movement.
Once a trail is painted, it becomes a solid wall for future dashes. Earlier paths therefore shape which routes are still open to later balls.
The Reverse-Swallow move is the listing's answer to a blocked route. It undoes the path a ball has taken and frees up the tiles it had painted, so you can plan the board again.