Trailer & screenshots
About this game
Twist. Match. Level up.
Twistbloom is a colourful, relaxing puzzle game that's easy to learn and tricky to master. Tap a button between four tiles to spin them, and keep twisting until every row holds its own flower. Short levels, satisfying spins and a clever little puzzle every time.
How to play
- Tap a twist button to rotate the four tiles around it
- Switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise turns
- Put every flower in the row that matches its colour
- Solve in fewer moves to earn all three stars
600 levels across 60 worlds
Start in Seedling Meadow and travel through Firefly Forest, Lotus Lagoon, Northern Lights and all the way to Infinity Garden. Early levels teach the basics on a 4x4 board; later worlds open a bigger 5x5 garden with a fifth colour and much deeper puzzles.
A new puzzle every day
Come back for the Daily Puzzle, see how few moves you need, and climb the star leaderboard.
Skins to collect
Every ten levels unlocks a new look for your tiles and board, from fruit and pets to gems and outer space.
Play your way
- Hints and undos when you get stuck
- No timers and no pressure
- Works offline
- 20 languages
- Larger text, high contrast and reduced motion options
Free to play on iPhone and Android, with an optional purchase that removes ads.
Made by Banana Bolt, a small independent game studio.
Information
- Status
- Released
- Release
- TBA
- Art style
- Cartoon, Cute / Chibi
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- Price
- Freeads · in app purchase
- Players
- Single player
- Age rating
- 3+
Tags
AI disclosure
Yes, AI was used. The game code (including the in-game music and sound effects, which are made by code) was written with an AI coding assistant. The flower tiles, board, backgrounds and other game artwork were created with an AI image generator, then picked, edited and put together by us. Store texts, the translations into 20 languages and some marketing material (banners, trailer editing) were also made with AI help. The trailer shows real gameplay and has no AI voice. The developer tests and approves every release.
Discussion
Trailer & screenshots
About this game
Twist. Match. Level up.
Twistbloom is a colourful, relaxing puzzle game that's easy to learn and tricky to master. Tap a button between four tiles to spin them, and keep twisting until every row holds its own flower. Short levels, satisfying spins and a clever little puzzle every time.
How to play
- Tap a twist button to rotate the four tiles around it
- Switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise turns
- Put every flower in the row that matches its colour
- Solve in fewer moves to earn all three stars
600 levels across 60 worlds
Start in Seedling Meadow and travel through Firefly Forest, Lotus Lagoon, Northern Lights and all the way to Infinity Garden. Early levels teach the basics on a 4x4 board; later worlds open a bigger 5x5 garden with a fifth colour and much deeper puzzles.
A new puzzle every day
Come back for the Daily Puzzle, see how few moves you need, and climb the star leaderboard.
Skins to collect
Every ten levels unlocks a new look for your tiles and board, from fruit and pets to gems and outer space.
Play your way
- Hints and undos when you get stuck
- No timers and no pressure
- Works offline
- 20 languages
- Larger text, high contrast and reduced motion options
Free to play on iPhone and Android, with an optional purchase that removes ads.
Made by Banana Bolt, a small independent game studio.
Information
- Status
- Released
- Release
- TBA
- Art style
- Cartoon, Cute / Chibi
- Platforms
- iOS, Android
- Price
- Freeads · in app purchase
- Players
- Single player
- Age rating
- 3+
Tags
AI disclosure
Yes, AI was used. The game code (including the in-game music and sound effects, which are made by code) was written with an AI coding assistant. The flower tiles, board, backgrounds and other game artwork were created with an AI image generator, then picked, edited and put together by us. Store texts, the translations into 20 languages and some marketing material (banners, trailer editing) were also made with AI help. The trailer shows real gameplay and has no AI voice. The developer tests and approves every release.