Sprout Puzzle
Clay Monzingo Games iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Sprout Puzzle is a free Games app for iPhone and iPad by Clay Monzingo. Requires iOS 15.1. Updated May 30, 2026.
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 95 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- May 30
- 2026 · vv1.1
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About Sprout Puzzle
Sprout is a relaxing nature-themed puzzle game where every merge tells a story. Start with a tiny seed and chain matching plants together to grow sprouts, saplings, trees, and beyond — all the way through a thriving ecosystem teeming with life. How to Play Drag your finger across matching plant tiles to connect them into a chain. Release to merge them into the next stage of growth. The longer your chain, the higher your score. Connect in any direction — including diagonally. Watch Your Garden Evolve As you merge and grow, your board transforms. Early seeds give way to saplings, then trees, then orchards bursting with fruit. Follow the harvest through apples, worms, birds, nests, and beyond — each tier a new chapter in your garden's story. Watch the ecosystem come alive as bears raid beehives, salmon leap from streams, and cubs learn to feast. Two Ways to Play Endless Mode — play at your own pace with no time limits. Build your score, unlock new tiers, and climb the global leaderboard. Daily Challenge — a new puzzle every day with a fixed number of moves and tiles. Compare your score on the Daily leaderboard and chase your personal record. Features -No ads, ever -No time limits -30 unique growth tiers -Global leaderboard — All Time, This Week, and Daily -Daily Challenge with a fresh puzzle every day -Garden Tools — upgrade or remove any tile with power-ups -Water booster to shuffle a stuck board -Cloud save — your progress syncs automatically -Growth Ladder to track your unlocked tiers -Soothing nature sounds and gentle merge chimes -Works completely offline Sprout is designed for anyone who loves a satisfying puzzle with a calm, unhurried feel. Whether you have two minutes or two hours, there's always room to grow.
What’s new
Version v1.1 · Updated May 30, 2026
Global Leaderboard — compete with players worldwide. Track your rank on All Time, This Week, and Daily leaderboards. Set your display name and claim your spot at the top. 13 New Tiers — the ecosystem grows beyond the forest. Follow the journey from a blooming Magnolia to a buzzing Beehive, a Honey Raid, Salmon in the stream, Bear Cubs, and all the way to a full Feast. 30 total tiers to discover. Garden Tools — new power-ups for Endless mode. Upgrade any tile to the next tier or remove any tile from the board. Available as a one-time in-app purchase. Cloud Save — your score, unlocked tiers, and progress now sync automatically so you never lose your garden.
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App privacy
The developer, Clay Monzingo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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