Acequia

Acequia is a calm puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Tip a clay pot and its water runs along channels carved in stone. A full pot lets the water pass, a pot with room drinks it, and a wooden rocker turns the water, then swings the other way. When every plant has drunk its fill, the garden blooms. The order of your pours is the puzzle. What you get: - Seventy-four gardens in ten chapters, from morning light through dusk to moonlight - New pieces one at a time: the fallen leaf, the sluice gate, the thirsty plant, the bulb, the water-clock gate and the cracked jar - A short card shows each new rule at work, then you play - Free undo, as often as you like - Hint says whether a garden can still bloom, and points out the next pour once in each garden - No time limits, no lives, no ads, no account, and nothing tracks you - Play upright or on its side, with your progress kept in iCloud - In English, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese and Arabic Free to start: the first two chapters, thirteen gardens, are free to play, and so is one of the hard gardens from later in the game. One purchase opens the rest. No subscription. The name: acequia is the Spanish word, from the Arabic as-sāqiya, for the channels that carry water to a courtyard garden.