Harvest Flow vs Thread Fill

Welcome to Harvest Flow — the most satisfying farm puzzle where you dispatch trucks, plant crops, and sort the whole field by color! If you love sorting games, farm puzzles, and relaxing brain teasers, this is your next obsession. Tap a truck at the dock and send it down the winding lanes. Planter trucks scatter colorful seeds into empty soil. Harvester tractors roll through and scoop up every matching crop in one satisfying sweep. Plan your dispatches, sort every lane, and clear the farm to win. Easy to learn, deeply satisfying to master. HOW TO PLAY - Tap the front truck in any dock lane to send it onto the field. - Planter trucks fill empty slots with mixed-color crops. - Harvester tractors collect the crops that match their color. - The first crop planted locks a lane to that color — sort wisely! - Trucks that don't finish their run park in the buffer. Let it overflow and the level ends. - Clear the dock, the field, and the parking lot to win. PULL OFF THE PERFECT RELAY Send a planter right behind a matching harvester and watch the lane flip color front-to-back as one truck clears and the next replants. Master this move and the whole farm keeps flowing — the most satisfying play in the game. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT - No timers, no pressure — plant and harvest at your own relaxing pace. - One-tap controls, perfect for one-handed play. - Oddly satisfying planting puffs, harvest pops, and weaving trucks. - A full harvest to sort: carrots, tomatoes, corn, peppers, lettuce, berries, onions and melons. - Smart, strategic puzzles that reward planning your dispatch order. FRESH CHALLENGES The farm keeps growing trickier: weeds to clear, locked lanes, crops that need a double harvest, hidden fog lanes, wild seeds, and more twists to keep every level fresh. Whether you've got two minutes in line or a cozy evening to unwind, Harvest Flow is the perfect bite-size brain break. Fire up the trucks. The fields are waiting. Let's get harvesting!

Yarn cubes are arranged in layers above the canvas. Selecting an available cube separates it into ten smaller yarn balls and places them on the outer track. Each ball is used to cover a corresponding colored cell in the picture. The level is complete when every cell has been filled.