Drop a block.
Grow a garden.
Eight by eight, three pieces at a time, no clock ticking anywhere. Every line you clear plants something that keeps growing after you close the app.
Reading your clock…
The garden keeps its own time
Flowers open in daylight and close at night. A bee drifts through in the afternoon. After dark the rabbit finds a spot and falls asleep.
None of it needs you. There is nothing to water, nothing to harvest, nothing that dies if you are busy.
What Lullow will never do
Most puzzle games earn by interrupting you. We decided not to, and wrote it down here so you can hold us to it.
No ads that interrupt
No banners, no full-screen ads between games. A bonus video exists only if you go looking for it.
Nothing is ever lost
The garden does not wilt. Skip a week and everything you grew is exactly where you left it.
No timers, no lives
Nothing counts down and nothing runs out. Play for thirty seconds or an hour.
Come and plant something
Lullow is free on Android, in early access on Google Play. There are no forced ads, and nothing in the game is ever locked behind one.
Get it on Google PlayQuestions
Is Lullow free?
Yes. Lullow is free on Google Play and has no real-money purchases. Everything in the shop is bought with coins you earn by playing.
Does Lullow have ads?
No forced ads: no banners and no ads between games. If optional reward videos are ever offered, you only see one when you choose to watch it for a bonus.
Does Lullow work offline?
Yes. Lullow plays fully offline, without Wi-Fi or mobile data.
How is Lullow different from other block puzzle games?
Every line you clear grows a living garden that follows your device's real clock, and finished gardens are kept forever. There are no timers, no lives and no energy, and the pieces are fair: you are never handed a tray where nothing fits while the board still has room.
Is Lullow on iPhone?
Not yet. Lullow is on Android through Google Play, in early access.
Who makes Lullow?
Lullow is made by RiantSoft, a software company in Ahmedabad, India.