Flow Fit - Word Puzzle Wiki

Fun and addicting! With each win there is a bit of trivia about the main word that is interesting. It’s very satisfying for my phone to buzz and shake along with the explosion of color to say I won. I appreciate the gradation of color matches to help me place the words in the right slot but there’s still an incentive to try to connect the words to the theme so that it’s not just a color/shape match. It’s already my “go to” for when I’m waiting in line.

Every time I do the puzzle it makes a noise and I always have to watch this ad with some people from shark tank and it shows an appropriate fat person I hate it and it makes me feel sick for a main part NO MORE FAT ADS please now one more thing I think the music is toooooo relaxing other than that I like the game keep on the good work and keep doing big duck games 👍and please no more ads like the big fat girl ad please.

Just on the 5th pak this is very easy, but can see it can get challenging. Stress free. Love the trivia bits about the main word in each puzzle. A BIG plus there are very few ads and they're short. Those are the games i usually buy the no ads because they dont cram them down your throat. I have all the Flow games, same with them. Great company, will support one like that.

I have a streak with the game Flow Free, and that’s how I got an ad for this new game. This game is so much fun, as a new way to construct words from shapes. It’s basically like Tetris meets wordscapes and scrabble, in a game to match color, shape, and letters to create a block of words. So much fun to play, and easily addicting. My only suggestion is to add a reset button to clear the board during gameplay. Thank you for a great new game!!

Easy, medium and hard levels. I like the design and play. The clever factoids are fun and it’s a good puzzle to play when I’m taking it easy. Charging for a few topics means less forever advertising. There is a no ad option when you purchase levels. Pleasant colors and sounds. Recommended.

This game is extremely well done technically and has great sound and graphics. It goes from easy to quite difficult but remains interesting and fun the whole time. I haven’t been able to stop playing it since it came out👍❤️😃 Big duck games keep up the great work!!

I absolutely have fallen in love with this game! However, I am NOT a fan of having to purchase levels and word packs. Usually when you download a “free” game, you get unlimited levels, no matter how difficult they become. I went through the free easy, medium, and almost all the hard levels in just a few days. I am not in a position to purchase anything at this time. I am a senior on Medicare and I have a payee so I don’t have control of my money. Please make all levels free!

It’s certainly good. The factoids you get are sometimes hilarious, the mechanics are well done, everything is smooth, and over all it’s great. ...I’m just more than a little confused why you decided to label it as a “Flow” game. Marketing, yes, but overall the other 4 flow games are NOTHING like this in gameplay, presentation, interface, or anything else. Yes, they’re all puzzle games... but that’s not an argument. Again, not harshing on the game itself. It’s well made... I just have to call into question the marketing.

This game was recommended to me through Flow Free, four wonderful games/apps that I’ve been enjoyed for quite a while. Each game offerings daily challenges above all the multiple level challenges the app offers. The games are challenging and they are from multiple levels of challenges. I highly recommend the games. This game, Flow Fit, is relatively simple , not terribly challenging, which is in and of itself not an issue. But it requires A fee to open up challenges beyond the very limited ones that are offered in the app. I had originally thought that when I made the 1.99 purchase I was going to have all the challenges open to me. But I was wrong. First, they were only very limited amount of challenges that the app offers and you have to pay $1.99 for each set of challenges which don’t have many challenges within them. All in all, it’s a fair app for a simple game which has very limited challenges within it and costs much more money than it’s worth.

I’m a big fan of the other Flow games, but this one not so much, I’m afraid. I think the game’s biggest problem is that it’s just too easy. Pretty much the only levels that are even remotely challenging are the Big Boards levels, and even they’re not really hard. I’ve been happy to pay to get extra levels and remove ads in the other Flow games, but I don’t see myself doing the same for this one — I would consider doing so only if there were levels that were along the same lines as the Big Boards levels (though harder), but I don’t think I like the game enough to do even that. There are a lot of levels of all three difficulties included for free (as long as you watch the ads), though, so there’s no reason not to try it out to see if you like it. Sorry, Big Duck! I look forward to seeing your future games, though.

Just OK for me. My least favorite of the six current Big Duck game apps. I solve other word games including crosswords daily, and these are not challenging enough for the cost. I completed all 1089 levels now available but rarely needed more than 90 seconds usually much less, to finish any one puzzle, unlike their other five apps. Also Big Duck needs to insist constructors avoid repeating any one word or alternate forms of the word in the same 20- or 30-puzzle pack. Their constructors are being lazy, and this makes for boring puzzles.

About 90 games in, the ads start appearing about every two games. For $2.99, you can go ad-free, but several levels later they want another $1.99. Another few levels, another $1.99, and again and again. Don’t mind the $2.99, but that’s it. The other Flow games were a one time payment for no ads. The game is just so-so. Not nearly as compelling as the earlier Flow games. It’s also glitchy on my older iPad. The game would kick me out to the desktop, or sometimes just freeze the iPad. Never had a game do that, before. Finally deleted the game.

I didn’t get very far before deleting this app. An ad launched after every puzzle, tried to open the App Store even tho I never touched it, and sat there too long before I could make it all go away. Basically, I spend more time trying to close the ads than i spent solving the puzzles. When puzzles are this small and quick, they need to space out the ads a bit. I understand they want to make money, but this was over the line.

I’ve been playing the daily puzzle on this game for a long time. The bit of trivia is nice but not a game I’ve found I want to continue playing a long time at one sitting. HOWEVER, I have found since a recent update to my iPhone that if I have copied something to paste in another app, when I go to open this app it IMMEDIATELY pastes into this one as well without me intending to or asking. This seems like a violation of privacy and an indication of something nefarious going on. Seems they could be sweeping clipboards to try to steal passwords or other sensitive data. Bad mojo.