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FLOWorlds

Terraform barren worlds by dropping ice from orbiting ice-clusters. Completing each FLOWorld puzzle requires strategic use of limited ice-cluster resources. Grow your galactic sector one world at a time.

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July 3, 2025
1 year and 29 days ago
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About the Game

Terraform barren worlds in your assigned galactic sector of 1,000,000 star systems. Each star system contains two (2) unique FLOWorld puzzles:

  • A Moon (easier)

  • A Planet (harder)

FLOWorlds is a relaxing "coffee game". Expect to terraform a Moon during a coffee break, or a Planet on a lunch break.

  • Stop and resume at any time, game state is saved on exit.

  • No locked worlds. Unlimited travel to any star system.

  • Replay worlds to improve ice-cluster resource usage efficiency.

  • No in-app purchases or ads.

The games starmap is based on a subset of the Gaia Catalogue of Nearby Stars. Credit and thanks to ESA/Gaia/DPAC for the data.