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Eighteen little gardens
The current prototype grows from small introductory boards to larger, branching water puzzles.
Garden puzzle game
In development · Android prototype · iPhone and iPad planned
Ripple Garden
Guide a little water. Grow a little world.
A garden water puzzle about turning incoming pipes, splitting streams, and reaching every flower before the water spills. Eighteen prototype gardens lead from simple paths to branching networks and a growing moss bridge.
A closer look
See Ripple Garden in action.
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Built for
Who Ripple Garden is for.
People who enjoy route puzzles
Turn incoming pieces and discover a connected path through flowers, rocks, and the pond.
Players who like a living board
Keep building as water advances, splits into branches, and brings the garden to life.
Curious garden explorers
Try eighteen gardens, including a moss bridge that changes the route for a second shower.
What it does
Small puzzles, satisfying discoveries.
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Turn the next piece
Place NOW at an outlined opening. Three upcoming pieces help you plan; green checks and amber cues show whether you need to turn.
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Stay ahead of the stream
Water starts after a countdown and keeps moving while you build. Reach every required flower and the pond before a spill.
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Split, merge, and grow
Four-way junctions feed several branches. Water a moss bud in the bridge garden to open a route for the next shower.
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Room to try again
Restart freely or undo up to three dry pipes per shower. Pause freezes the puzzle; Reduced motion quiets decoration.
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Progress kept locally
Completion marks and motion preferences stay on your device. No account, ads, purchases, or cloud save in the current prototype.
Built around
The promises underneath.
Promise 01
A connected little world
Every new pipe grows from the spring-fed network. Branches, loops, and merges are part of the puzzle.
Promise 02
Learn by trying
Restarts are free, and the same garden gives you the same incoming supply to learn from.
Promise 03
Grow when it is ready
The larger campaign is a future target. First, make the existing eighteen gardens stable and enjoyable.
From the toolshed
What Ripple Garden is built with.
The games
- Godot
- GDScript
Progress stays on your device. See the privacy policy for how this game handles data.
See how the others are builtGood to know
Questions about Ripple Garden.
- What is Ripple Garden?
- Ripple Garden is a garden water puzzle about turning incoming pipes, splitting streams, and reaching every flower before the water spills. Eighteen prototype gardens lead from simple paths to branching networks and a growing moss bridge. It is made by bee n moss.
- Who is Ripple Garden for?
- People who enjoy route puzzles: Turn incoming pieces and discover a connected path through flowers, rocks, and the pond. Players who like a living board: Keep building as water advances, splits into branches, and brings the garden to life. Curious garden explorers: Try eighteen gardens, including a moss bridge that changes the route for a second shower.
- Which platforms does Ripple Garden support?
- In development · Android prototype · iPhone and iPad planned. Current version: 0.1.0-test.
- How does Ripple Garden handle my data?
- The current Ripple Garden prototype stores garden completion and motion preferences on your device, without accounts or network services. Privacy policy
- How do I delete my Ripple Garden data?
- Ripple Garden has no game account. Its completion marks and reduced-motion setting live in local save files. The data deletion page has the steps. Data deletion
- How do I get help with Ripple Garden?
- The Ripple Garden support page offers help with incoming pieces, live water, garden progress, and the current eighteen-garden prototype. Support
Project resources
Support, privacy, and control.
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