Thumbi

Thumbi is a cozy pollination adventure. "Thumbi" means dragonfly — and in this game, you are one: a tiny gardener with wings, on a mission to make the world bloom.

YOUR MISSION

Every garden needs a helper. Collect pollen from golden flowers, carry it safely to the pink ones, and complete each level's pollination quota. With every delivery you make, the garden around you bursts into color — blossoms sprout beneath you as living proof of your work. Finish the quota and the whole garden blooms, unlocking the next one.

HOVER LIKE A REAL DRAGONFLY

No frantic tapping here. Thumbi flies the way dragonflies actually do — hold your finger down to rise, release to glide gently down. It takes seconds to learn and feels wonderfully smooth, but mastering graceful flight through narrow, winding gardens is a challenge that keeps growing.

A GROWING CHALLENGE

Each level brings a bigger quota and a trickier garden:

• Winding walls that shift and breathe as you climb the levels

• Spiky floaters drifting through the air from level 4

• Rival bugs that zip toward you from level 6

• Chain deliveries quickly to build combo multipliers and rack up bonus points

• Lost a life? Grab a green capsule to win it back

A WORLD THAT LIVES

Fly long enough and you'll watch the sky itself change — bright morning melts into golden hour, sunset, and starlit dusk, with rolling hills drifting by and the sun handing over to the moon. Every run is a little journey through a day in the garden.

FEATURES

• Mission-based levels with pollination quotas — your progress is saved

• Unique hold-to-hover flight, easy to learn and satisfying to master

• A garden that visibly blooms as you play

• Combo scoring for skillful delivery chains

• Day-to-dusk skies, parallax hills, and hand-drawn-style visuals

• Game Center leaderboard — compare your best score with the world

• Quick, gentle sessions that are perfect for a spare minute

• Family-friendly: no violence, no reading required, just flowers and flight

Every flower is waiting. Spread your wings, little thumbi — the garden needs you.