Calm colour puzzle like I Love Hue: Hue Flow
If you like I Love Hue and want a free colour gradient puzzle with no ads that runs in your browser, try Hue Flow. I Love Hue and I Love Hue Too have many more levels and a long history.
| Hue Flow | I Love Hue | I Love Hue Too | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no ads | Free with ads; in-app purchases US$1.99 to US$9.99 | Free with ads; US$4.99 to remove ads |
| Account | None | None needed to play | None needed to play |
| Works offline | Yes, after the first visit | Not stated | Offline play is mentioned |
| Your data | Progress stays on your device (optional encrypted sync) | On your device; the privacy label lists identifiers used for advertising | On your device |
| Platforms | Any modern browser, phone or computer | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android |
| Levels | 156 in 12 chapters, a daily gradient and endless Zen boards | 900+ | 1,900+ and daily challenges |
| What the others do better | Not applicable | Many more hand-made levels, a soundtrack and years of polish | Even more puzzles and daily challenges |
In short
- In all three you swap tiles until the colours flow smoothly, with a few fixed tiles to guide you.
- Hue Flow has Colour assist labels, so colour-blind players can solve every board, and it can be played with a keyboard.
- Hue Flow has no timer and no score; a move count appears only if you turn it on.
- Pick I Love Hue if you want hundreds more levels and don’t mind ads or paying to remove them.
Sources
Checked on 10 October 2026. Prices and features change, so check each maker’s site before you decide.
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