Spring Falls Sparse Game Development Inc. Spring Falls is a puzzle game about water, erosion, and watching things grow. Manipulate the landscape and bring wildfl… $3.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsSpring Falls is a puzzle game about water, erosion, and watching things grow. Manipulate the landscape and bring wildflowers to life as you make your way down a peaceful mountainside. Features: • 60 hand-crafted levels • Unique gameplay revolving around water flow • Soft visuals, ambient-folk soundtrack, and environmental sounds for a meditative, relaxing experience • Support for portrait and landscape modes • No ads or in-app purchases Information Seller:Sparse Game Development Inc. Genre:Puzzle Release:Nov 17, 2019 Updated:Apr 01, 2020 Version:1.21 Size:114.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spring-falls/id1477263629 Son of Anarchy likes this. ROGER-NL Well-Known Member May 21, 2012 4,030 340 83 Male Gamer. THE NETHERLANDS #2 ROGER-NL, Nov 17, 2019 Stylish puzzler, liking it a lot. SPARSE//GameDev New Member Nov 13, 2019 2 0 1 Male http://springfallsgame.com #3 SPARSE//GameDev, Nov 17, 2019 Thanks for posting this Royce! Not sure why the App info isn't showing but hopefully that will resolve itself. We put out a new trailer today for the launch: abbstar Well-Known Member Mar 24, 2018 230 77 28 #4 abbstar, Nov 17, 2019 This looks beautiful ROGER-NL Well-Known Member May 21, 2012 4,030 340 83 Male Gamer. THE NETHERLANDS #5 ROGER-NL, Nov 17, 2019 Welcome to TA Sparse dev. The game is great fun, I’m on level 30 now. Looking forward to the rest of the levels, it’s getting harder now too. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,239 179 63 #6 Royce, Nov 17, 2019 Sometimes it just doesn’t load properly. I contacted the admin. Congrats on the release! orangecan Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2011 1,997 145 63 #7 orangecan, Nov 18, 2019 Enjoying it a lot so far, it’s a good fun puzzler. Only played about 5 levels but liking it a great deal. ROGER-NL likes this. ROGER-NL Well-Known Member May 21, 2012 4,030 340 83 Male Gamer. THE NETHERLANDS #8 ROGER-NL, Nov 18, 2019 It’s so joyfull seeing these flowers pop-up when you make a right move or sliding down the hexagon pillars in this case. Call me a girl if you want but it’s flowering happiness this game he he. Son of Anarchy and macplash like this. orangecan Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2011 1,997 145 63 #9 orangecan, Nov 18, 2019 Nothing wrong with that, it’s a lovely thing indeed! my one criticism is that while I love the kind of work it out as you go along vibe going on I’m struggling, on occasion, to grasp some of the underlying mechanics. I know on the surface it’s quite simple but I’m up to about level 15 now and I’m still accidentally solving puzzles while not exactly knowing how it worked. This is not a criticism of the game as such and I’m sure down to my stupidity more than anything else. I’d like kind of a quick reference guide for the slightly think I think. otherwise it’s one of the best of its type I’ve played in a while. Ringerill Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2012 315 170 43 #10 Ringerill, Nov 20, 2019 This game is quite a pleasant surprise! It beautifully crafted, the music and the water flowing are appeasing and it definitely helps to concentrate on the tricky puzzles. It's a "short" game that I managed to finish in a little less than 2 hours but then I really love puzzle games so maybe it might take double that time for not initiated players. Still, the shortness of the game is not a problem at all because the novelty and quality of this puzzler makes it worth every penny The mechanics are quite basic but what you can do with it makes all the fun. For those wondering what this game is about: the point is to water down some flowers using water reserves. To do that, you can only "erode" hexagonal tiles making them fall down 1 level, thus allowing the water to flow. There is however much more to it and new gimmicks are introduced along the way (waterfalls with unlimited water, dirt motes that rise up once watered...). It really reminds me of Valleys Between with this mechanic of hexagonal tiles that you manipulate. If you have played this game, I think you will enjoy this one too. It is not infinite (60 levels) so the replayability is limited but the refreshing feeling of the new mechanics of Spring Falls will please any puzzle lovers The game is a little bit straight forward the first 35 levels but then the real challenges begin and I assure you that you will have to rack your brain to get everything right. And as all levels are handcrafted, every time you have a new strategy to find. I agree that might be also difficult because you have to readapt to every level because it is not simply an increasing difficulty of previous strategies. But that is exactly what I like about that game. You can't really guess the solution by random movements (at least not after 20 levels or so) and sometimes you also have to plan ahead before letting the water flow. Son of Anarchy and ROGER-NL like this. ackmondual Well-Known Member Dec 25, 2009 301 2 18 U.S.A., earth #11 ackmondual, May 8, 2020 I got this for Steam. (Alas, my iOS devices are old. One can't upgrade past ios9.3.5, and the other is on ios8, but I'd like to wrap up a few games before updating it to ios12, which is the minimum this game requires). Only played a few levels, and it's a blast! Unlimited undos like many puzzlers. The art style reminds me of Monument Valley. No tutorial, but it does highlight parts of the interface when relevant (like the undo button), and I was able to figure out much of what I needed right away when I got started. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Thanks for posting this Royce! Not sure why the App info isn't showing but hopefully that will resolve itself. We put out a new trailer today for the launch:
Welcome to TA Sparse dev. The game is great fun, I’m on level 30 now. Looking forward to the rest of the levels, it’s getting harder now too.
Enjoying it a lot so far, it’s a good fun puzzler. Only played about 5 levels but liking it a great deal.
It’s so joyfull seeing these flowers pop-up when you make a right move or sliding down the hexagon pillars in this case. Call me a girl if you want but it’s flowering happiness this game he he.
Nothing wrong with that, it’s a lovely thing indeed! my one criticism is that while I love the kind of work it out as you go along vibe going on I’m struggling, on occasion, to grasp some of the underlying mechanics. I know on the surface it’s quite simple but I’m up to about level 15 now and I’m still accidentally solving puzzles while not exactly knowing how it worked. This is not a criticism of the game as such and I’m sure down to my stupidity more than anything else. I’d like kind of a quick reference guide for the slightly think I think. otherwise it’s one of the best of its type I’ve played in a while.
This game is quite a pleasant surprise! It beautifully crafted, the music and the water flowing are appeasing and it definitely helps to concentrate on the tricky puzzles. It's a "short" game that I managed to finish in a little less than 2 hours but then I really love puzzle games so maybe it might take double that time for not initiated players. Still, the shortness of the game is not a problem at all because the novelty and quality of this puzzler makes it worth every penny The mechanics are quite basic but what you can do with it makes all the fun. For those wondering what this game is about: the point is to water down some flowers using water reserves. To do that, you can only "erode" hexagonal tiles making them fall down 1 level, thus allowing the water to flow. There is however much more to it and new gimmicks are introduced along the way (waterfalls with unlimited water, dirt motes that rise up once watered...). It really reminds me of Valleys Between with this mechanic of hexagonal tiles that you manipulate. If you have played this game, I think you will enjoy this one too. It is not infinite (60 levels) so the replayability is limited but the refreshing feeling of the new mechanics of Spring Falls will please any puzzle lovers The game is a little bit straight forward the first 35 levels but then the real challenges begin and I assure you that you will have to rack your brain to get everything right. And as all levels are handcrafted, every time you have a new strategy to find. I agree that might be also difficult because you have to readapt to every level because it is not simply an increasing difficulty of previous strategies. But that is exactly what I like about that game. You can't really guess the solution by random movements (at least not after 20 levels or so) and sometimes you also have to plan ahead before letting the water flow.
I got this for Steam. (Alas, my iOS devices are old. One can't upgrade past ios9.3.5, and the other is on ios8, but I'd like to wrap up a few games before updating it to ios12, which is the minimum this game requires). Only played a few levels, and it's a blast! Unlimited undos like many puzzlers. The art style reminds me of Monument Valley. No tutorial, but it does highlight parts of the interface when relevant (like the undo button), and I was able to figure out much of what I needed right away when I got started.
