Trail Bloom: Draw & Capture

Trail Bloom is a draw-and-capture arcade puzzle in the classic Qix style: draw lines to claim territory, dodge what hunts you, and reveal the hidden picture underneath. 120 levels, fully offline.

Draw a line into open space. Get back to safety before anything catches you. Everything you enclose is yours - and underneath it, a picture nobody has seen yet.

Trail Bloom is a territory capture arcade puzzle. Every level hides one piece of artwork behind a dark board. Claim enough of the board and the picture is yours to keep, in a gallery that fills up one frame at a time.

CLAIM THE BOARD
Move out from the wall, cut a shape, and close it off. Enclosed space is captured and the artwork underneath is revealed. Cut deep and take a big area at once, or play it safe with small bites - the risk is entirely yours, because a line that is still open is a line something can break.

WATCH THE LINE
Enemies drift and hunt across the open space. They cannot touch claimed ground, but an unfinished trail is fair game. Trap one inside a shape you close and it counts for you instead of against you. Tap SLOW when a cut is too tight to rush.

120 PICTURES TO UNCOVER
Eight worlds, fifteen levels each, and a boss board to finish every one. Each level asks for more of the board than the last. Three stars per level for players who want to take the hard line.

BUILT FOR ONE THUMB
Portrait, one hand, no tutorial to sit through. Pick it up for one level or twenty.

PLAYS OFFLINE
The whole game runs on your device. No account, no login, no waiting on a server.

NO ADS PUSHED AT YOU
There are no banners and no ads between levels. The only advertising is a rewarded video you can choose to watch for extra lives, and you never have to watch one - lives refill on their own every fifteen minutes.

MADE TO BE READABLE
Four colour-blind palettes, selectable from the first level rather than buried in a menu. Calm mode for a quieter board. Reduced-motion and motion-off settings that the whole interface honours, down to the animation on the loading screen. Enemies differ in shape as well as colour, so nothing depends on hue alone.

Line-drawing territory games have been around since the arcades. This one gives you something to find at the end of every board.