Flow By! vs Shuffle Factory

A pixel picture hangs above three roads. A lot full of vans waits underneath. Clear the picture and the level is yours. Tap a van and it pulls out the way its arrow points and joins the traffic. As it drives past the picture it rains balls of its own colour, and every pixel of that colour in its line breaks off and goes. The number on the roof is the ammo it carries. When the ammo runs out the van leaves the road and frees its place. So every tap asks two questions at once. Can this van get out of the jam, and does the picture still hold its colour where it is going? Three one way roads run past the picture: one up each side, one across the bottom. Each road holds three vans. A full road refuses you, and nothing brings a van back once it is out. Free them in the wrong order and the picture is still standing when the lot is empty. WHAT IS IN IT A picture to clear in every level, pixel by pixel, colour by colour. Vans that block each other in, so the order you free them is the whole puzzle. Grey vans in the harder levels, which hide their colour until the van in front of them leaves. A light at every road entrance: green for room, amber for one place, red for full. One tap control, one hand, no timer. Think as long as you like. If you like parking jam puzzles, colour matching, and a board that empties in a satisfying way, this is all of that in one screen.

Unload mixed cards onto a moving conveyor. Collect every color into its matching box. Choose the wrong order, and the factory could grind to a halt! Shuffle Factory is a satisfying sorting puzzle where every tap matters. Send a box from the front of a waiting lane to an open slot. It unloads all six mixed cards, then collects only cards matching its own color. Watch the conveyor capacity and plan ahead. Completed boxes leave the board and free valuable slots, but a crowded belt can block the entire flow. Read the queues, time each box, and keep the cards moving until every order is complete. New mechanics raise the challenge as you progress. Surprise Boxes hide their colors until they reach the front. Linked Boxes cannot move until the whole group is ready. Locked Slots open only after enough boxes have been completed. FEATURES • Strategic color-sorting puzzles • Smooth, readable conveyor action • Simple one-tap controls • Boxes with six mixed cards to unload • Limited belt capacity and slot space • Surprise, linked, and locked challenges • Satisfying card collection and completion effects Can you find the perfect sequence and keep Shuffle Factory running?