How Conflux works
Rain falls on every cell of the watershed. Slopes pass it along; pools collect it. Your job is to turn every slope so the water moves and every pool ends up exactly full.
- Pools are the numbered cells. The number is how many cells drain into that pool — counting the pool itself.
- Slopes are everything else — you can spot the turnable ones by their dashed ring. Tap one to turn its arrow clockwise; long-press (or right-click) to turn it back. Solid grey arrows are carved in stone — they never move.
- Water follows the arrows, cell after cell, and must always reach a pool. Arrows may never chase their own tail.
- The ring around each pool fills as you route water to it. Exactly full is right; overfull is a flood.
When the whole board drains and every ring sits exactly on its number, the watershed settles — and you win.