Bloom Flow: Garden Pipe Puzzle

Android app by Jincoa. Puzzle · Jincoa

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Unknown
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Unknown
Download price
Free to download
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Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-13

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Bloom Flow is a cozy garden puzzle game where you rotate pipe tiles to route water from a well all the way to wilted flowers, bringing them back to bloom. HOW TO PLAY - Tap a tile (straight, elbow, T-shaped, or cross) to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise. - Connect the water source to every flower (1 to 4 per level) to trigger the water-filling animation and clear the level. - Clear a level with zero leaking open ends for a "Perfect Clear" and earn all 3 stars. 6 GARDENS, 120 LEVELS Progress through 6 themed chapters — Wildflower Meadow, Rose Greenhouse, Water Lily Pond, Herb Garden, Cactus Desert, and Moonlit Garden — 20 levels each. Grids grow from 5x5 to 8x8 as you advance, and new mechanics like locked tiles and dual-colored water pipes keep things challenging. A RELAXING LOGIC PUZZLE No account, no internet connection required — play fully offline, anytime. Every level is generated with a guaranteed solution, so you can enjoy a stress-free puzzle experience while the water-filling and blooming animations bring a satisfying sense of calm. FEATURES - Track your best star rating and minimum rotation count for every level - Stuck? Use a hint to auto-rotate one tile toward the correct direction - Unlock chapters by collecting stars, or watch a rewarded ad to unlock early - Supports Korean and English (switch languages anytime in Settings) Unwind after a long day with Bloom Flow — rotate, connect, and watch your garden come back to life.

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