Garden Flow

Garden Flow is a Mohallah game about guiding water to thirsty plants. A child draws a channel with one finger, water flows along it as they draw, and the puzzle is choosing a route that reaches every plant before the source runs dry.

The feeling is gentle and absorbing. Water chases the fingertip live, forks split the stream, and running out of water simply stops the flow: there is no failure sound, no lost life, and no pressure to hurry. Completed gardens grow into a personal courtyard the child keeps.

For parents, Garden Flow is quiet thinking dressed as play. The first world is a walled garden in Shiraz, the Persian city famous for its poets and gardens, in the year 1765, when it was the capital of Persia. The whole game is built around care: planning ahead, tending something living, and watching it flourish because the child made good choices.