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Nuevo rompecabezas 3D: fuente de agua de flujo: gire, conecte, fluya

Autor: Leo May 12,2025

Sumérgete en el calma del mundo de Flow Water Fountain 3D , un nuevo juego cautivador disponible en Android, desarrollado por Frasinapp. Conocido por sus títulos anteriores, como Spin Ball 3D Puzzle y Learn English Vocabulary, Frasinapp le brinda una experiencia de rompecabezas relajante pero desafiante que recuerda a los juegos clásicos de tuberías.

Es simple y fluido

En la fuente de agua de flujo , su misión es guiar el agua a las fuentes de color correspondientes. Con un impresionante total de 1.150 niveles, el juego ofrece una amplia gama de rompecabezas agrupados en paquetes temáticos como clásicos, piscinas, manantiales de piedra, mech y aviones. El paquete clásico solo se divide en secciones como Basic, Easy, Hard, Mix, Master, Genius y Maniac, lo que garantiza una progresión de desafíos simples a altamente complejos. Además, 650 niveles están disponibles de forma gratuita, y sin ninguna restricción de tiempo, puede disfrutar de los rompecabezas a su propio ritmo.

El juego se desarrolla en una tabla 3D que puede rotar 360 grados, agregando una capa dinámica a la experiencia de resolución de rompecabezas. A medida que avanza a niveles más altos, los rompecabezas se vuelven cada vez más intrincados, lo que a menudo requiere que los vea desde diferentes ángulos para encontrar la solución. Manipulará canales, piedras y tuberías para crear una ruta perfecta para que el agua fluya de su fuente a las fuentes. Visite el juego en el video a continuación:

Los jugadores aman la fuente de agua de flujo

Inicialmente, el lanzamiento suave en regiones seleccionadas en 2022, Flow Water Fountain 3D Puzzle ahora está disponible a nivel mundial en Android. Los jugadores han elogiado el juego por sus gráficos suaves y controles fáciles de usar. Una de las características destacadas es la ausencia de anuncios, lo que lo convierte en una experiencia realmente calmante e ininterrumpida.

Puede descargar el rompecabezas 3D Flow Water Fountain de la tienda Google Play y comenzar a conectar esas pequeñas cascadas con facilidad después de unos pocos niveles.

Antes de ir, no olvide ver nuestras noticias sobre el último DLC para combatir los clásicos de fantasía, "Maze infestado de monstruos: Eye of the Dragon".

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