A tranquil floral game for those who appreciate serene gameplay and beautiful graphics. On the shelves, there are eight ceramic vases, and your task is to move flowers between them. When you collect three identical blooms in one vase, it bursts into petals, earning you points.
There are two modes to choose from: Timed, where you race against the clock and compete on the leaderboard, and Relaxed, which offers no timer or possibility of losing – play at your own pace. Switching between modes is easy via the pause screen.
Chaining blasts creates combos: the multiplier can reach x5, and fireworks will burst. Every 1000 points will earn you a new rank and different types of flowers, from daisies to magnolias.
Your flower collection carries over between sessions: 14 unique flowers await discovery. Below the shelves, a plump cat dozes – pet him, and he’ll meow, stretch, or purr. Achieve an x5 combo, and a fish will appear for the cat.
Progress is saved automatically, including cloud saving – close the tab and resume exactly where you left off.
How to play
Move a flower from one vase to another by dragging it or tapping first the flower and then the desired vase. Each vase contains three flowers.
When three identical flowers meet in a vase, it shatters and you score points. The empty vase is immediately refilled with new flowers.
Act swiftly: if you trigger another explosion within five seconds, you'll activate a combo, multiplying your points up to five times and launching fireworks.
Random bonuses appear: a star gives +100 points, a clock adds 10 seconds, a graduation cap unlocks a quiz (+500 for the right answer), and a skull deducts 10 seconds—best to avoid it. Butterflies also flutter across the screen; catch one to score a point.
In Timed mode, the clock resets after each blast but decreases as you progress, from 25 seconds to 7. If time runs out, answer a quiz question to get a second chance. Relaxed mode has no timer.
The target is 10,000 points. The quicker you reach the goal, the higher you'll rank on the leaderboard. And don't forget to pet the cat.