Minzo

Row A — A meadow of frosted glass pebbles hides a scattering of thistles. Each lifted pebble shows how many thistles touch it, and a long press or the dig-or-mark switch plants a pennant where one must be. The first tap is always safe, empty patches open on their own, and tapping a number that already has its pennants lifts the rest around it. Row B — Classic meadows come in three sizes: Easy 9×9 with 10 thistles, Medium 12×16 with 30 and Hard 16×20 with 55. The fastest time for each size is kept, and in landscape the grid turns sideways so the pebbles stay large. Row C — The Logic trail is a run of 24 no-guess boards in four groups of six, from Dew Path up to boards with 32 thistles. A solver checked that every one can be cleared by reasoning alone from the glowing starting pebble. Speed decides one to three stars, and a hint is always available, adding 15 seconds to the timer. Row D — The daily puzzle is a 10×12 board with 20 thistles, identical for everyone on a given date and also solvable without guessing. A seven-day strip, a streak count and the quickest daily time sit beside it, while the Pebble garden grows eight pebble styles, from Dewdrop and Clover to Frost and Twilight, as more boards are cleared. Row E — The Meadow quiz asks ten questions from 27 real facts about wild flowers, grassland and pollinators. Statistics show games, clear rate, streaks, stars and the last 20 rounds. It all plays offline with no ads or account, and haptics and the drifting background can be switched off.