SnakeBloom

A quiet garden puzzle about growing something living.

Your vine grows one square at a time. Golden flower beds appear across the garden, and a bed only blooms when your vine covers it exactly - no square too few, none too many. Every bloom feeds the garden and earns you petals.

But a garden does not wait. Seeds wilt if you leave them too long, and weeds creep outward a little further with every bloom. Sooner or later they close in. That is the point: every run ends, and the question is how much you grew before it did.

WHAT YOU DO
- Put your thumb anywhere and drag; the vine follows.
- Eat seeds to grow longer.
- Cover a golden bed exactly to make it bloom.
- Cover the whole vine inside your blooms for a Full Bloom, worth double.

THE GARDEN SHED
Petals you earn buy tools you can use mid-run: a sickle to cut weeds you choose, a sprinkler that pauses seed growth, a golden seed that blooms the nearest bed, and extra steps back. There is no timer on your thinking - the garden only moves when you do.

You can also grow a different vine, or change the garden to evening, moonlight or autumn.

BUILT TO BE KIND
- Reduced motion and larger text in the settings, and they really work.
- One hand, portrait, any moment.

Endless mode chases your record. Zen removes the pressure entirely. Sprint gives you a fixed number of moves. Daily gives everyone the same garden.