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Everything you need to write about Heirbloom. The images are free to use in coverage of the game.
Fact sheet
- Title
- Heirbloom
- Developer
- t-sqrd, one person
- Platforms
- Android, then iOS
- Release
- To be announced
- Genre
- Garden game about breeding and collecting flowers
- Price
- Free to play
- In numbers
- Over a dozen species and about twenty genes, with flowers that open in minutes or take days
- Contact
- hello@heirbloomgame.com
Descriptions
One line
A garden game about breeding flowers with real genes.
Short (store, 80 characters)
Grow flowers, cross them, and find out what their hidden genes make.
Long
Heirbloom is a garden game for phones about breeding flowers. Every flower carries real genes, two copies of each, one from each parent. You see the stronger copy; the other waits, so two plain parents can give you a striped seedling if both were hiding stripes.
There are over a dozen species, from daisies that bloom in minutes to a queen of the night that takes days, and about twenty genes for colour, pattern, petal shape, size, doubling and more. Each new kind you grow gets a page in your Florilegium, a book of flower portraits. Nothing in the garden wilts or dies, and plants keep growing while you're away.
The garden looks like a tabletop model shot close up: a quiet, low-poly world of stone, moss and weathered wood, where the flowers are the only bright things in it. Heirbloom is made by one person, Tyson.
Logo
The bloom is split rose and apricot down the middle: one flower carrying two parents. Please keep it as drawn: don't recolour, stretch or add effects to it, and leave space around it the height of the "H". On a photo, put it on a paper plate.
Screenshots
From the current test build. The game is still changing, so details will too.
The full garden on a summer afternoonPl. I
Contact
For review copies, interviews or anything else, email me at hello@heirbloomgame.com.