Flower In Glass, Suika-merge

minnato

Contains ads

About this game

Not fruits, but flowers. A cozy merge & jigsaw puzzle inspired by the beloved "Suika Game."

Merge delicate blossoms inside glass jars, and complete beautiful,
nostalgic illustrations one piece at a time.

Dim the lights, settle in, and spend a quiet evening of your own —
this is a gentle puzzle game made for grown-ups who love a little "me time."

■ A journey through 7 scenes
Travel through spring, summer, autumn and winter, merging flower orbs
carried in by butterflies. Each playthrough lets you bloom a level-8 flower
from scratch — a fresh, one-of-a-kind moment every time you play.

・Spring — Sapphires appear (merge them for in-game currency), and
　golden apples merge into puzzle pieces.
・Summer — Look for emeralds among the summer blossoms.
・Autumn — Diamonds sparkle among the autumn flowers.
・Winter — Rubies glimmer among the winter blooms.
・Ocean Gallery — Admire every flower you've grown across the seasons,
　resting peacefully in glass beneath the sea. Tap to view them up close.
・Night Sky Puzzles — Choose from 8 storybook-style, nostalgic jigsaw
　puzzles inspired by travel and wonder. A wise owl turns your collected
　pieces into puzzle pieces.

■ Who it's for
・Fans of Suika Game and other cozy merge puzzles
・Anyone who loves gentle, nostalgic worlds full of flowers
・Adults looking for a quiet, immersive way to unwind in the evening
・Players who want a relaxing game without forced video ads

■ Features
・Simple, intuitive controls
・No tiny text – clean and easy to read
・Delicate artwork paired with calming music
・No forced video ads (only a subtle banner ad at the bottom of the screen)
・8 nostalgic, storybook-style jigsaw puzzles themed around travel

Dim the lights, and let the world of flowers quietly bloom, at your own pace.

What’s new

We have fixed a bug that caused the jigsaw puzzle pieces to move on their own.
Supports 10 languages: Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, and Indonesian