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Sushi Conveyor Belt Puzzle Game
Senior reviews editor
Sushi Flow is a puzzle game set behind the counter of a sushi bar. Each round, you fill a bento box by deciding where every piece of food goes inside its grid. The listing rates it for all ages under USK.
It suits people who enjoy arranging things to fit a space and who like puzzles that get harder with time. Nothing in the listing suggests it needs reflexes beyond keeping up with the belt.
Ingredients come down a rolling conveyor, and you drag each one into the bento grid. The listing names tuna, salmon, tamago and shrimp tempura, along with maki, nigiri and sashimi as the forms the food takes. You choose where each piece lands, so placement is the main decision in every round.
The build we hold is Sushi Flow 1.02.02 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Each box has to match the customer's order card. The listing says you fill the compartments of the grid, so the puzzle is working out which piece goes where so the finished box matches the card.
The listing describes three things that change as you progress: the orders become more complicated, the conveyor moves faster, and the bento boxes get larger. Each change adds to the number of decisions you make at once.
Your score rises as you complete boxes. The listing presents the score as the way to measure progress through the levels.
The listing puts a lot of weight on the food artwork, describing glossy rice, bright fish and golden tempura. The developer says the pieces are drawn to look appetising on screen. This is the developer's own description and is not something this page has checked.
The art is the only part of the game the listing talks about in terms of looks. Everything else is described in terms of rules and progression.