Blossom Puzzle

Blossom Puzzle is a level-based Match-3 puzzle game set in a spring garden. The atmosphere is fresh, bright but soft, calm, and elegant—inspired by blooming nature and cherry blossoms. The game avoids any cartoonish or childish style: no exaggerated colors, no visual effects, no animations. All interactions and board updates are instant and logical, so the focus stays on clear, relaxed puzzle play.

The core loop is classic Match-3: an 8×8 grid filled with spring-themed tiles (cherry blossom, tulip, daisy, hibiscus, lavender, strawberry, butterfly, green leaves). The player swaps two adjacent tiles only when the swap creates at least one match of three or more identical items. Matched tiles disappear immediately and new tiles fill the board instantly—no falling animation, no cascades, no particles. The board is refreshed in a single logical step, and the score updates right away. If no move is possible, the board is reshuffled automatically so the player can always continue.

The game offers twenty levels with a smooth difficulty curve. Early levels (e.g. Level 1: 700 points, 25 moves) teach the rules; later levels (e.g. Level 20: 7500 points, 18 moves) demand tighter play. Each level has a target score and a limited number of moves. Levels unlock one after another. Progress is saved locally: best score and star rating (1–3 stars based on moves left) per level. When the target is reached, a victory dialog appears at once with the title “Garden Complete,” showing final score, moves remaining, and stars, plus buttons for “Next Level” and “Level Select.” If the player runs out of moves before the target, a “Spring Challenge Failed” dialog offers “Retry” and “Level Select,” again with no transition or animation.

Beyond the main game, the app includes a welcome screen with Play, Level Select, Achievements, and Settings; a level-select grid for all twenty levels with locked/unlocked and star display; eight achievements (e.g. First Bloom, Flower Collector, Spring Champion, Perfect Garden) that unlock automatically and are stored locally; and settings for sound, theme (light pastel vs. alternate palette), and reset progress with confirmation. All data is persisted with Hive so progress and preferences survive app restarts.

The visual style uses a soft spring palette: soft pink, light green, lavender, cream, and pale yellow. The UI uses rounded panels, light shadows, and clean typography. Tiles are static emojis or images—evenly sized, centered, with no glow or particles. The overall feel is a calm, elegant garden puzzle: no bounce, no flashy effects, no animations anywhere in the app. The result is a production-ready Match-3 experience that is easy to pick up, satisfying to master, and pleasant to look at.