"Prune Duplicates in Garden Sudoku: Primrows Out Now"

After two years of development, Tursiops Truncatus Studios has finally launched their cozy puzzler, Primrows, which is now available on mobile devices. This logic-based gardening game offers a refreshing twist on the classic Sudoku, replacing numbers with vibrant flowers.

How Many Primroses Can You Spot in Primrows?

In Primrows, you step into the shoes of a puzzle-loving gardener with a touch of OCD, striving to ensure no flower type repeats in any row, column, or 3×3 grid. The game introduces a unique blend of logic and chance, akin to playing Sudoku with a roll of the dice.

Primrows caters to various play styles with its Quick Play mode for casual flower matching and a more challenging Journal mode that adds extra rules and point-based objectives. Additionally, Weekly Challenges introduce seasonal flowers and innovative tiles, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging. Curious about what Primrows looks like? Check out the launch trailer below:

The puzzles begin simply but become increasingly complex as you progress through the levels. The random emergence of flowers adds an element of unpredictability to each grid, enhancing the challenge and enjoyment.

Looks Pretty

Primrows boasts a serene atmosphere, complemented by a soothing ambient soundtrack that transports you into a tranquil garden setting. The game's artwork evolves with the seasons, showcasing spring blossoms and autumn hues among others.

Accessibility is a key focus for Primrows, with features like color blind mode and low vision support ensuring a broader audience can enjoy the game. Tursiops Truncatus Studios, known for their cozy sci-fi adventure "The Day We Fought Space," brings the same inviting feel to Primrows.

The game is free to try, and a single purchase unlocks all levels without ads. Discover Primrows on the Google Play Store and immerse yourself in its delightful world.

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