RivalPit's newest puzzle original is here: WordFlow, the word-puzzle sibling of InkFlow. Same one-line, checkpoint-order mechanic that made InkFlow addictive -- but now the checkpoints spell something.
How it plays
Draw one continuous line through every square of the grid without crossing yourself, hitting each numbered checkpoint in order along the way. In WordFlow, every checkpoint carries a letter instead of just a number -- solve the path correctly and the checkpoints spell out a hidden word from first to last.
Endless levels, real escalation
There's no level cap. Grids start at a friendly 5×5 and grow to 8×8 by around level 10, and the hidden words get longer as you climb -- four letters early on, stretching toward eight-letter words later. The puzzles keep getting harder long after the grid stops growing.
No hints, on purpose
WordFlow carries over InkFlow's most opinionated design choice: there is no hint button. Every puzzle is meant to be worked out by eye and logic, not bailed out with a tap. If you want an easier win, this isn't that game -- and that's exactly the point.
Frequently asked questions
What is WordFlow?
WordFlow is RivalPit's word-puzzle game -- trace one unbroken line through every square of the grid, hitting lettered checkpoints in order to spell a hidden word.
Is WordFlow free to play?
Yes. WordFlow is free to play in your browser at rivalpit.com/wordflow/, no download or install required.
Is WordFlow related to InkFlow?
Yes. WordFlow reuses InkFlow's core one-line, ordered-checkpoint mechanic, but the checkpoints spell a hidden word instead of counting up in numbers.
Does WordFlow have a hint button?
No, by design. Like InkFlow, WordFlow has no hint feature -- every puzzle is solved by working out the path yourself.