Simple puzzler gets challenging quickly as gameboard gets bigger

Many people will remember tubing sets on the web where you connect pipes to complete a circuit so that the water can flow from a starting point to a goal. Free movement: Bridges is a similar concept, but instead you try to connect multiple color codes start and end at the same time without having to cross the lines. Fortunately, there is an exception to the rule of crossing the lines with tile bridge that you can pass on another pipe to reach the goal. When first playing the game, you will immediately understand the concept, but as you progress the game boards get bigger and levels become more difficult, requiring a lot of strategy and sometimes several restarts to complete a difficult level.

The control system is perfect for the touchscreen, allowing you to draw the outline of the duct with your finger towards the goal. Primary colors and black pipes trays game are drawn pipes meet, and even if you make a mistake, Free Flow: Bridges has buttons at the bottom to restart from the beginning and even a help button that you give few clues to determine correctly the next pipe.

The game will start easy with 120 5x5 and 6x6 game boards, I did not find particularly difficult, but you can also choose to play level packs included with the large 7x7, 8x8, and large commissions. With the extra space comes more colors you need to log in, which makes for an experience of really difficult puzzle game. If you are bored of simply solve the puzzles, you can also play against the clock mode to see how you can solve in a short time.

A small annoyance in the game is that you can not undo your last move. Although you can tap to cut a line previously drawn, it just seems like it would be easier to have an option remove last line.

Free movement: Bridges is a great pick-up-and-play puzzle that is easy to recommend to those who love puzzle games. If you're the type who likes to solve visual puzzles, this game is an excellent choice ....