How to play
Grandma has gone berry picking. Tap a blueberry, lingonberry or cloudberry in the bottom three rows, and its whole patch of the same colour goes into the basket, even the berries further off in the forest. Each picking takes one pick of daylight however big the patch is, and n berries give n × n points. The day ends when the sun goes down.
When the front row is picked clean, Grandma walks deeper into the forest and a new row grows at the back. Two or three rows at once give bonus points and an extra pick. Berries hiding under the leaves show when a bush next to them is picked.
Superberries and power orbs
- A picking of five berries or more grows a superberry of the same colour. A superberry picks every visible berry of its colour in the forest at once, also when it is part of the patch you pick.
- A picking of twelve berries or more grows a power orb too: blueberries grow berry rain, which fills the empty bushes; lingonberries grow wind, which uncovers every hidden berry; cloudberries grow time, which gives more daylight.
- Superberries and power orbs within reach are free, even when the daylight has run out.
Tips
- Look where a patch runs on to: berries far off come along if they are in the same unbroken patch.
- Save a superberry for a big moment, and join it up first by growing a patch of its colour next to it.
- Today’s forest is the same for everyone all day. Compare your haul with your friends!
