Loop Flow

How to Play

- Tap the front blaster of any lane to send it onto the belt - A blaster drives one lap and fires at the nearest piece of its own color in every column and row it passes - The number on a blaster is how many shots it has left; at 0 it disappears - A blaster that finishes its lap with shots left parks in an empty spot; tap it later to send it round again - The belt holds up to 5 blasters at a time

Game Description

Loop Flow is a bright 3D puzzle shooter where a little army of colorful blasters rolls around a looping track and shoots a pixel picture free, one block at a time. Every level hides a picture behind layers of colored walls, a heart, a rocket, a duck, a cupcake, and your job is to blast through them all until the board is clear. Each blaster is a chunky cube on wheels with a cannon on top and a number that tells you how many shots it carries. Send one onto the belt and it drives around the loop, swinging its cannon toward the picture and firing at every piece of its own color it can reach. Pieces pop in a shower of tiny chips, the walls peel away ring by ring, and the picture slowly comes into view. It feels easy at first, but the loop is where the thinking starts. The belt only fits a handful of blasters at once, and a blaster that runs out of targets before its shots are spent has to wait in one of a few parking spots. Send the wrong color too early and those spots fill up fast.