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A penguin-themed pixel-art puzzle where players clear colored ice by choosing which igloo to open and when.
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A penguin-themed pixel-art puzzle where players clear colored ice by choosing which igloo to open and when.
Choose igloos and send penguins to collect matching ice colors. Plan moves around five available holding slots. Progress through a sequence of pixel-art puzzle levels.
Casual puzzle players who enjoy short levels that reward planning and move order.
The free game contains ads and offers optional coin packs and bundles; it is a puzzle game, not a pixel-art editor.
The US App Store lists optional coin packs and game bundles; pack contents and prices vary by purchase.
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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Ice Flow: Pixel Art is a level-based puzzle built around planning the order of moves. Players select igloos that send penguins across a board to collect matching colored ice cubes. Five holding slots create a small buffer, but opening the wrong igloo can leave its penguins without a matching target and occupy space needed for later moves. The game uses this simple rule to create increasingly involved stages, with pixel-art scenes and a steady, untimed pace. It is free to download and includes advertising, with optional in-app purchases for coin packs and bundles. The game is entertainment rather than a drawing tool, despite the pixel-art name, and purchases are optional game add-ons.