Ant Flow is a brain teaser puzzle game featuring colorful graphics and strategic management of resources. In addition to matching colors, you should carefully select the time to release groups of ants and ensure there is always an appropriate way ahead. The goal is to remove all colored squares on each picture without filling your limited queue with wrong releases.

At each level, you'll see a pixelated image made of many little squares. Each color requires a different ant group, and only those workers will collect squares of the same color. Spend some time analyzing the composition and picking up the first pieces to remove.
The boxes with ants located below the field show your available worker units. Choose one of them and launch the ants. Watch how they collect matching squares.
Only five ant boxes can be placed in the queue, which means that thoughtless actions will soon lead to problems. If there are already five boxes filled with colors that do not have any helpful targets, you won’t be able to cope with changes in Ant Flow. Having one free box is often more important than making a move fast.
The completed boxes disappear once all ants have collected all items, allowing you to place another group. Make use of the constantly changing queue to keep up the pace. Instead of paying attention to the next box, think of how your choice will influence the following few turns.
If you face difficulties with a certain level, Ant Flow's boosters can provide you with additional options. The Extra Slot increases your number of available places, while the Shuffle changes the current order of your choices. Also, the Pick Up and Tornado can help you get out of a difficult situation.
The further you advance, the more you have to think about planning your sequence. But when you need something more difficult, Ant Rush offers another challenge for your decision-making. Be attentive, make use of your queue efficiently, and make the ants work until all the colored blocks disappear.
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