GleixGroock

Two cartoon meadow games play side by side, and they demand completely different things from you. You can swipe between them at any time.

Bubble Bloom, in four stages:

1. Drag anywhere on the grid to swing the trigger and aim.
2. Release to shoot the colored eucalyptus upwards.
3. If you land on three or more flowers of the same color, the entire cluster will explode, dropping all loose flowers.
4. Fill the level quota before the trellis creeps down to the baseline. Sixty-six levels widen the board, add more colors, tighten the shot timer, and add rock buttons, hidden previews, and rainbow flowers.

Yarn Trail, in four steps:

1. Press the pad to place the kitten ball of yarn down.
2. Drag without lifting your finger.
3. Touch each pad on the board exactly once, going around locked studs, side-only rings, and gates, which remain locked until enough pads are ignited.
4. Take a step back to undo the action. The grid is expanded by 78 levels, adding no overtaking, fixed start and end pads, double pegs and a wire budget.

Both games track stars per level, with fifteen characters on a shared shelf. Your progress is saved to your device and can be played offline.