A territory scramble for up to thirteen critters. Tow your trail, close the loop, and every tile you take flowers into a garden that keeps scoring while you fight for more.
One thumb, one rule: never let anyone cross your trail.
Steer out of your patch and your critter drags a ribbon behind it. The further you push, the bigger the prize.
Get home and everything inside the loop is yours. Clip a rival's ribbon on the way and their whole run pops.
Held land sprouts, buds, then flowers — and petals keep trickling in from everything you hold. Defending pays as well as grabbing.
Every so often a boss invades the meadow — one at a time, never two. It lays a trail and steals land exactly like a player, so it can be fought exactly like one: cut the exposed trail. Land the final cut and the kill is the only way to earn gems.
Slow, thorny, and enormous. Takes three cuts.
Armoured and stubborn. Five cuts before it falls.
Fast and erratic. Only two cuts — if you can catch it.
Submerges mid-run and surfaces somewhere else entirely.
Pick what your territory blooms into. Everyone in the match sees it.
Equip a colour and it re-tints your critter, your trail and your whole territory — so the board tells everyone who's winning at a glance.
Ten player colours · seven meadow themes · five soundtracks · eight trails
No. Matches are free, and every petal cosmetic is earned by playing. Gems come from killing bosses. You can buy gems or remove ads if you want to, but nothing in the game is locked behind a purchase you can't also earn.
No — pick a name and play. Worth knowing: progress is saved on the device you played on, so it doesn't currently follow you between your phone and your browser. Purchases do restore, because those are held by the store rather than by us.
Yes. Practice matches run against bots with no connection at all, and everything you earn there counts. Online play needs a connection, obviously, but it's the same game either way.
Never during a match. In the apps there's an occasional ad between rounds, plus an optional one you can choose to watch to double a run's petals — and a one-time purchase removes the between-round ads entirely. The browser version serves no third-party ads at all.
The display name you type, so other players can see it, plus the usual connection logs. Progress stays in your browser or on your phone. Ads use device identifiers unless you decline. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Jump into a match in about four seconds. No install, no sign-up.