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Conveyor’s ready, pigs are on standby.
Senior reviews editor
Pixel Flow! is a puzzle game built around one action: tapping to send a pig onto a conveyor belt. The pig rains balls down onto pixel cubes of its own color, and the aim is to clear the board piece by piece.
Rounds are short and the controls use one tap, so it is listed as suited to quick sessions and one-handed play. The developer describes it as a fit for people who like fast puzzles that depend on timing.
Each pig has a number above its head that sets its ammo, which is how many hits it makes before it is spent. When a pig runs out of ammo, it leaves the stage.
The build we hold is Pixel Flow! 0.36.3 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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A pig with ammo left drops into one of five waiting slots. Tapping it again sends it back onto the conveyor to fire another round, so the same pig can be used more than once.
The conveyor has a capacity. If you push more pigs onto it than it can hold, you have to wait until there is room again.
Pigs held in the waiting slots can be launched at a chosen moment, so the order you send them in changes how the board gets cleared. The listing presents this queue management as the main strategy layer, alongside timing.
Since pigs only hit cubes of their own color, which pig you send matters as much as when you send it. Each successful hit removes cubes, and the board empties gradually instead of all at once.
The core loop is short enough to play in breaks, and the developer lists it as the kind of game you keep returning to for one more round.