Ant Flow is an ingenious game based on a color-matching concept where the player becomes a traffic manager of a small ant colony. The playing field consists of multicolored parts, while groups of ants are waiting for the player's commands. Every ant group can carry away pieces of their own color. That is why the main difficulty lies in choosing which group of workers to send. If all objects are cleared from the field properly, then the image starts disappearing slowly.
At the start of the level, do not hurry to make random clicks. Look at the picture carefully and find out which blocks are not covered by other blocks. Those will most likely be the best targets for the initial groups of ants. By removing those blocks, new areas may appear.
After picking up the correct box, the worker ants will go to the corresponding parts on their own. It is unnecessary to control each ant individually. The important thing is to choose colors correctly.
With Ant Flow, you get five slots for your waiting ant boxes. Such a restriction makes a simple game a difficult task to accomplish. A full queue of colors that you cannot use leaves no options for maneuvering. Always try to leave some slots open for better boxes.
If you got yourself into trouble, it does not mean that the puzzle is over. Such boosters as Extra Slot, Shuffle, Pick Up, and Tornado give you a chance to escape the situation. Use them only when you cannot find an opportunity among the other boxes.
With Ant Flow, new levels become more difficult as you advance. If you are bored with normal levels, you can try out Ant Rush mode for an additional challenge. Be patient, arrange your queue, and continue moving the brightly colored ants until the last piece disappears.
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