PEET: The Golden Harvest

A cozy puzzle where you move water, not just crops. Clear a path, turn the gates, and bring a sabotaged farm back to life across 150 levels.

Coming to the App Store for iPhone. Play the first levels free — one purchase of US$4.99 unlocks all 150. No ads, no lives, no timers, nothing else to buy.

What it is

It looks like a match-3. It is a routing puzzle.

Matching three crops does not score points — it clears a cell. That cell becomes open channel, and water floods every space it can reach from the spring.

So the question is never "what can I match?". It is "what do I open, and in what order?" Every level is a small plumbing problem with a move budget.

A level in progress: water spreading from the spring toward two dry crop beds, with the goals Water beds 1 of 2 and Collect carrots 0 of 12

How it plays

Match to open a channel

Line up three crops and they are harvested. The cells they leave behind become open channel — that is how water gets anywhere.

Water finds its own way

It starts at the spring and floods every cell it can reach. You never push it — you choose what to open, and it does the rest.

Turn the sluice gates

A gate points the flow one way. Clear beside it and it rotates a step, so the order of your moves decides where the water ends up.

Feed every crop bed

A dry bed turns green the moment water reaches it. Reach them all before the moves run out and the level is won.

On the board

Two levels, two problems.

A collection level: thirty-five carrots to gather in twenty-one moves — **Collect.** Gather what the goal asks for before the moves run out.

**Collect.** Gather what the goal asks for before the moves run out.

An irrigation level: water spreading from the spring, dry clay blocking the right half — **Irrigate.** The spring is bottom left, the dry beds are elsewhere, and clay is in the way.

**Irrigate.** The spring is bottom left, the dry beds are elsewhere, and clay is in the way.

A journey, not a level list

The world map: seven districts along a trail, with star ratings and named repairs

Seven districts, each ending at Ferrox.

Levels sit along a trail through the farm. Finishing with moves to spare earns stars, and stars pay for repairs — a gate rebuilt, lanterns relit, the elder's room put back together.