Petal Picker
Pick the petal on top.
A calm puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Every level is a bouquet of overlapping flowers, and you take it apart one piece at a time. The catch: you can only take a piece with nothing lying over it.
Pick the petal on top.
A calm puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Every level is a bouquet of overlapping flowers, and you take it apart one piece at a time. The catch: you can only take a piece with nothing lying over it.
Straight from an iPhone. On iPad it plays in portrait or landscape. Early levels are a few flowers apart. Later ones are stacked so deep that some are buried whole.
No timers, no combos, no power-ups. Just look closely.
Find a piece with nothing lying over it. Shadows show which way the layers stack. Pinch to zoom in when it gets close.
Tap it and it lifts away, which may free whatever was beneath. A flower's centre is a piece too, and usually the first to go: it covers the roots of its own petals.
Take every petal and every centre. The board sweeps clean and the next bouquet is waiting.
Good for a queue, a kettle, or the ten minutes before sleep.
Every level is grown from its own seed, so level 400 is the same bouquet on every phone. Nothing is repeated and nothing runs out.
Difficulty climbs over five levels, then eases off before it climbs again, a little higher each time.
Every bouquet can be cleared. However deep the stack, at least one petal is always free.
A wrong pick costs a heart. Tapping the same stuck petal again does not. Run out and start the bouquet over, free, any time.
Each petal plays the next note of a pentatonic scale, so a good run sounds like one. Mute it from the board or the menu.
Pinch up to four times closer and drag around the bouquet to settle which petal really lies on top.
Every petal is drawn by the game as you play. There are no stock images, so no two bouquets look alike.
Flowers that touch never share a colour.
Every level is free. If you would rather never run out of hearts, there is Zen Mode, bought once.
Bought in the app, through the App Store. Your App Store shows the price in your currency.
No account, no sign-up, no subscription. No ad networks and no tracking: the only ads are for other Apotherium apps, and nothing about you or your play leaves your phone.