Flow Out
Lots of fun!
Flow out line puzzle
Alsome
TRUCKERPOPPY
MAGG—-NIFICENT
Fun
Fun
Flow Out
Sometimes it is very difficult to press the line. I have played many line games and this one I have to touch over and over again until it finally moves.
Free
With Ads
About
Untangle arrow mazes by transferring energy to clear the grid. This logic puzzle game offers hundreds of brain-teasing levels with satisfying visual and ASMR audio feedback. Play at your own pace with simple controls.
✓Untangle arrow mazes
✓Transfer energy to charge arrows
✓Hundreds of logic levels
✓Satisfying visual animations
✓Immersive ASMR audio
✓No time limits
Show original description
What's New in Flow Out
1.11.0
June 24, 2026
Bug Fix
User reviews
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Flow Out: Line Puzzle?
Flow Out: Line Puzzle is a logic-based puzzle game where players untangle arrow mazes to clear a grid. The core mechanic involves transferring energy from Golden Arrows to Grey Arrows, charging them to Blue, and then tapping them to send them flying off the board.
What are the key features of this game?
Key features include brain-teasing logic puzzles with hundreds of stages, satisfying visual feedback with smooth animations, an ASMR audio experience designed for immersion, and simple one-tap controls with no time limits for stress-free play.
Is Flow Out: Line Puzzle free to play?
Yes, the game is free to play. It is supported by advertisements, meaning you will encounter ads while playing. There are no in-app purchases mentioned.
What kind of puzzles can I expect?
You can expect a range of puzzles from relaxing starter levels to mind-bending neon labyrinths. The game challenges your spatial reasoning and strategic planning skills as you progress through hundreds of unique stages.
How do I play Flow Out: Line Puzzle?
The gameplay is simple: tap the glowing Golden Arrows to release energy. Transfer this power to inactive Grey Arrows to charge them up. Once an arrow turns Blue, tap it to send it flying off the board. Careful planning is needed as arrow directions and potential blockages are important.