Circle Pie 1.1.3

Circle Pie is a challenging flow game where players aim to conquer each puzzle by connecting matching circles with pipes to cover the entire board. To solve the puzzles, all circles must be paired, and paths cannot intersect, starting and ending at colored circles.

Key features include a vast collection of over 900 levels, a TIME TRIAL mode for competitive play with friends, and immersive sound effects.

The history behind this intriguing puzzle dates back to the late 19th century when similar puzzles were introduced by Sam Lloyd in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle (1897) and later included in Henry Ernest Dudeney's book "Puzzles and Curious Problems" in 1932. More recently, this puzzle gained popularity through the Japanese puzzle game company Nikoli, known as Arukone.