Ink Flow

Ink Flow is a fill-the-tank puzzle with liquid physics — draw a path so the stream hits the mark without spilling or overflowing.

Gaps in the line dump ink. Moving platforms mean you draw to where the pad will be, not where it is when you start the stroke.

Precision scores better than dumping the whole bucket. Restart and redraw; the puzzle is the path.

Ink Flow is a fill-the-tank puzzle with liquid physics. You draw a path for falling ink so the tank hits the target level without wasting a drop. Moving platforms and gaps turn a simple pour into a timing problem.

Levels get stricter about overflow and about missing the tank entirely. Points reward precise fills, not dumping the whole bucket.

Objective. Draw a path so falling liquid fills a tank to the mark without spilling or overflowing.

Mouse or finger draws a channel. Gaps spill. Moving platforms mean you draw to where the pad will be.

Precision scores better than dumping the bucket. Later stages add motion and tighter lips. Restart and redraw — the puzzle is the path.

Draw a line with mouse or finger so the stream rides your path into the tank. Gaps in the line spill. Obstacles block or redirect flow unless you wait for a moving platform to line up.

Watch the fill line. Overshooting the mark is a fail the same way an empty tank is. Restart the level and redraw; the puzzle is the path, not a hidden combo.

Later stages add more motion. Sketch the route first, then time the pour when the moving piece is in the pocket.

Draw a line with your mouse or finger to direct the falling liquid into the tank.

Draw with a mouse for finer channels.

On a phone or tablet: Draw with a finger. Portrait-friendly.

• Liquid physics fill, not a color-sort pour
• Overflow and empty tank are both fails
• Short stable channels beat decorative loops

• Short, stable channels beat decorative loops. Extra line length is extra time for a spill.
• If a platform moves, draw to where it will be, not where it is when you start the stroke.
• Stop the flow mentally at the target mark. The last inch of fill is where most overflows happen.
• Replay a failed level immediately while the bounce of the liquid is still in your head.

• Short stable channels beat decorative loops. Gaps spill; overflow also fails.
• On moving pads, draw to where the platform will be, not where it is.
• Restart and redraw. The puzzle is the path, not a hidden score multiplier.

Difficulty. Medium

Best suited device. Phone or desktop; a finger or a mouse both work

Mobile. Draw with a finger. Portrait-friendly.

Desktop. Draw with a mouse for finer channels.

Players who like physics puzzles and drawing puzzles — think “guide the water” more than match-3. Fine with a mouse or a finger.

Title

Ink Flow

Category

Puzzle

Tags

Water Puzzle, Skill Game, Fill the Tank, Precision Game, Fun Challenge

Objective

Draw a path so falling liquid fills a tank to the mark without spilling or overflowing.

Difficulty

Medium

Layout

Portrait

Best on

Phone or desktop; a finger or a mouse both work

Phone

Draw with a finger. Portrait-friendly.

Desktop

Draw with a mouse for finer channels.

Hosted by

Pokii Games

Account

Not required

Download

Not required

Price

Free

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