
Rain Bloom
Guide the rain, grow flowers
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About
Rain Bloom is a cozy puzzle game about guiding rain to grow a garden of beautiful flowers.
Draw channels with your finger to steer falling rain into your flowerpot. Fill the meter and a flower blooms, joining your ever-growing garden. Simple to pick up, calming to play, and surprisingly clever as the puzzles open up.
REAL WEATHER, REAL RAIN
Rain Bloom checks the weather where you are. When it's actually raining near you, your garden gets a storm too — with bonus rewards and a moody, beautiful sky. A reason to open the app on those grey, rainy days.
DRAW TO GUIDE THE RAIN
Every drop follows the channels you draw. Route the rain around walls, down ramps, and into the pot. Later levels add mazes, drifting clouds, wind, and moving pots to keep you thinking.
WATCH THE WEATHER
Rain feeds your flower — but snow and hail will wilt it. Read the sky, block the bad weather, and let only the rain through.
GROW A GARDEN, COLLECT THEM ALL
Every bloom is a flower species, from common daisies to rare legendary blooms. Fill out your collection and watch your garden grow row after row.
MAKE IT YOURS
Unlock decorative pot skins and rare flower varieties to personalize your garden exactly how you like it.
A CALM PLACE TO UNWIND
Gentle rain sounds, soft visuals, and no pressure. Play for thirty seconds or thirty minutes. Rain Bloom is here whenever you need a quiet moment.
FEATURES
- Intuitive draw-to-guide rain gameplay
- Real local weather that changes the game
- Dozens of hand-crafted maze levels that grow more challenging
- Snow and hail to block, wind and moving pots to master
- A garden that remembers every flower you grow
- A collection of common to legendary flower species
- Pot skins and rare flowers to unlock
- Relaxing rain ambience and cozy visuals
Download Rain Bloom and bring a little rain to your day.
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What's New in Rain Bloom
1.0
June 15, 2026
6
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$2.99
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