Chroma Flow

Chroma Flow is a colour-puzzle game about water that never stands still. A crystal network has lost its hue, and every stage asks you to restore the right shade to the right place without ever grabbing the liquid itself. Light Flow is the main campaign. Clear water runs through glass pipes on its own. You drag glowing plates, turn them so a long bar covers one pipe or many, and tap valves from fast to shut so pigment has time to soak in. Later maps add splitters, colour membranes, dilution pools, buffer tanks and moving lights. Goals can ask for a colour, a depth, a volume, a share between cores, a banned pigment, a time limit or a valve budget. Slice Stream is a timing game. A falling column of colour bands drops through a glass tube. Hold to close a clamp, release to pour the captured length into a jar. Band length is volume. Gradients punish messy cuts, dual rings split your attention, leaky clamps steal a share, and sudden backwash flips the flow. Vortex Pool is the physical mode. Draw clockwise circles to pull floating blobs together and counter-clockwise circles to fling them. Same colours fuse; different colours mix. Oil, drains, grass, fountains, currents, whirls and ice shape the pool. Collect, synthesize, protect, separate or escort a crystal with water alone.