Pixel Flow

If you're the type who color-codes your bookshelf and can't relax until every path lines up neatly, Pixel Flow was built for you. This pixel puzzle game asks you to send kittens of different colors into their tracks, wiping out the pixel points that match their color. Simple idea, sneaky depth.

The catch is that paths cannot cross or overlap. So every kitten you send off changes what's possible for the next one, and one careless move can box you in for the rest of the level. It's the kind of logic puzzle that rewards planning ahead rather than clicking fast.

It plays right in your browser on desktop, completely free, no download needed. Just click or tap to guide your kittens home. If you like games that mix color-matching with spatial thinking, this sits nicely alongside other puzzle games on the site, and fans of tidy, satisfying clears might also enjoy Mahjong Connect.

Clear the board by sending each colored kitten along a path to the matching pixel point, eliminating it on contact. Plan every route before you commit, since paths are not allowed to cross or overlap once drawn.

Controls are simple: use your mouse to click, or tap on touchscreens, to set kittens moving along their track.

Tip: scan the whole board first and figure out which paths will block each other later, not just the one in front of you. A little forward planning saves you from getting stuck near the end of a level.