Hive Flow: Bee Puzzle

Tap a hive. Bees pour out, find every cube that matches their colour, and carry it away piece by piece.

That's the whole game. What makes it a puzzle is that you only have five slots — and once they're full of the wrong colours, the shape stops coming apart.

HOW IT PLAYS
Every level is a shape built from coloured cubes: a chick, a whale, a racecar, a slice of dragonfruit. Hives queue up below it, each one loaded with bees of a single colour. Dock a hive and its swarm goes to work on the cubes that match.

Bees can only reach what they can see. Clear the outer layer and the inside opens up — so the order you dock in is the puzzle, not your reflexes.

Drag the shape to turn it and look for what's hiding round the back.

WHAT'S INSIDE
· 41 shapes, from a four-colour warm-up to shapes with thousands of cubes
· 23 colours, and no two levels ask the same question
· Tray space is the only resource — spend coins to clear it and keep going
· Watch at your own pace, or flip to 2× when you already know the answer
· Leaderboards, if you want to know how your run compares

NO PRESSURE
No timer. No lives. No countdown pushing you into a bad tap. A level ends when you've taken the whole shape apart, or when you've boxed yourself in — and either way you can just start again.

Plays entirely offline. One hand, portrait, any length of session.