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Version 1.0.27 · 2026-10-22
Bug fixes and minor improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.27, updated 2026-10-22.







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Step into a magical garden where you place pipes to guide colored potions into glowing cauldrons. Every level is a thoughtful challenge that asks you to plan, place and connect.
How It Works
- Tap pipe pieces from your tray and place them on the grid
- Build a continuous route from each potion bottle to its matching cauldron
- Match colors carefully. Crossing the wrong streams produces mixed potions and breaks the level
- Open locks with keys. Clear barrels. Clear fire grids with the final flow
- Plan before you place. Every piece counts
The Garden Grows With You
As you finish levels you collect Bloom Flowers. Spend them to upgrade chapters of your enchanted garden. Each chapter unlocks new scenery, decorations and rewards. Your garden tells the story of how far you have come.
A Different Kind of Brain Game…
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Bug fixes and minor improvements
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