Flow Fit - Word Puzzle
Rate itSlide letter blocks into a grid until every row and column spells a word, with themed daily puzzles.
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Flow Fit is a word puzzle from Big Duck Games, the studio behind Flow Free. Each puzzle gives you blocks of letters to fit into a grid like jigsaw pieces so that the rows and columns form words, a bit like building a crossword. Alongside more than 1,000 themed puzzles, it adds new daily puzzles on a weekly cycle of themes.
About Flow Fit - Word Puzzle
Flow Fit mixes a crossword with a jigsaw. Instead of clues, you get a set of coloured blocks, each carrying a few letters in a fixed shape, and a grid to fill. Drag the blocks into place so that every across and down run reads as a real word. When the board is complete, the game shows a short trivia fact linked to the theme, such as a pop star's pet's name.
The game comes from Big Duck Games, maker of Flow Free, and its puzzles are written by crossword constructors whose work has appeared in The New York Times. The main collection has more than 1,000 puzzles across categories like animals, celebrities, movies and travel, with different board shapes and difficulty levels.
The daily puzzles follow a themed week, and the store listings name it as a reason to check in each day: Music Monday, Tasty Tuesday, Worldwide Wednesday, Thinker Thursday, Film Friday, Superstar Saturday and Sunday Funday. Solving them keeps a daily winning streak going, and progress syncs to the cloud.
It suits crossword fans who want something more hands-on, and players who enjoy spatial puzzles with a word twist.
The app is free to download. It shows ads, including videos between levels, and sells hints, extra puzzle bundles and a Remove Ads purchase.
How to play Flow Fit - Word Puzzle
- Open the daily puzzle for today's theme.
- Look at the letter blocks and the empty grid.
- Drag blocks into the grid; each block keeps its shape and letters.
- Arrange them so every row and column forms a real word.
- Finish the board to read the trivia fact and keep your streak.
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Tips
- Place the largest or most awkward block first.
- Look for common word endings such as ING or ED to anchor a block.
- Use the day's theme as a hint for the words in the grid.
Questions
What are the daily themes?
Music Monday, Tasty Tuesday, Worldwide Wednesday, Thinker Thursday, Film Friday, Superstar Saturday and Sunday Funday.
Who writes the puzzles?
The developer says they are made by crossword designers published in The New York Times.
Is it free?
Yes, it is free to download. It shows ads, and in-app purchases sell hints, puzzle bundles and the removal of ads.
Which platforms is it on?
iPhone, iPad and Android.
What time do the daily puzzles change?
The store pages do not say. The daily puzzles follow the day of the week, so they change with the date on your device.
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