Primrows: Play Sudoku in a Garden, Out Now

After two years in development, Tursiops Truncatus Studios has unveiled their cozy puzzler, Primrows, now available on mobile. This logic-based gardening game combines the charm of Sudoku with floral arrangements. Think of it as a serene blend of strategy and luck, where blooms replace numbers in a puzzle-like setting.

How Many Primroses Can You Spot in Primrows?

As a puzzle-loving gardener in Primrows, your mission is to arrange flowers without repeating any type within rows, columns, or 3x3 grids. The game introduces an element of unpredictability, akin to rolling dice, adding a layer of excitement to its logical foundation.

For casual players, there’s a Quick Play mode, perfect for matching flowers at a relaxed pace. For those seeking depth, the Journal mode challenges you with additional rules and point-based objectives. Weekly Challenges introduce seasonal flowers and innovative tile mechanics, keeping the experience fresh and engaging.

Curious about what Primrows looks like? Watch the captivating launch trailer below:

While the initial puzzles are straightforward, they grow increasingly intricate as you progress. The random appearance of flowers ensures every grid feels unique, requiring adaptability and strategic thinking.

Aesthetically Pleasing

One of Primrows' standout features is its soothing ambiance. Its chill soundtrack creates an immersive garden-like atmosphere, while the visuals evolve with the seasons—spring blooms, autumn hues, and everything in between.

Accessibility is another highlight. The game supports colorblind modes and low-vision options, ensuring inclusivity for all players. Tursiops Truncatus Studios previously delivered The Day We Fought Space, which similarly blends charm and complexity in its sci-fi narrative.

Primrows is free to download, with a single purchase unlocking all content and removing ads. Give it a try on the Google Play Store.

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