Paper Tree: Grow a Garden

A boy named Mark asked for "a game about a tree." Here it is: tap, grow, and plant a whole paper garden. No ads, no words, works offline. Under 10 MB.

This game exists because of Mark. He was six, and he said: "I want a game about a tree." So we made him one — out of paper.

Tap the seed and watch your tree come alive: branches unfold, leaves unfurl, blossoms open in spring and turn into apples by summer. Every tree is cut from paper — rough edges, hard shadows, and that gentle stop-motion wobble, like a craft-table world that breathes.

GROW A REAL GARDEN When your tree is fully grown, plant a new seed. The old tree doesn't disappear — it stays in your garden, keeps growing year after year, blooms every spring and gives apples every autumn. The camera pulls back, and seed by seed you grow a whole orchard. Then a cherry-blossom glade. Then an evergreen forest. Then a fiery maple grove.

A GAME WITHOUT WORDS There is not a single word inside the game. Everything speaks in pictures — so a three-year-old understands it, and it works in every language on Earth on day one.

WHAT'S INSIDE

• Four living seasons: blossoms, harvest, leaf-fall, and quiet snow
• Golden butterflies to catch and wishes to fulfil
• A sticker album with sets to complete
• Bees, birds, a squirrel, and other helpers to unlock
• Your garden grows on its own while you're away
• A daily gift on the tree — no streaks, no pressure

WHAT'S NOT INSIDE

• No ads. Ever.
• No in-app purchases.
• No internet required — plays fully offline, on a plane or in the woods.
• No data collection. Nothing leaves the device.
• No reading required. No time pressure. Nothing to lose.

Under 10 MB — smaller than one photo.

Made with love, paper, and scissors. Thanks, Mark.