Garden Tales

The colorful match 3 game Garden Tales takes you to a beautifully landscaped garden. Combine and collect flowers, fruit, and mushrooms in over 700 exciting levels. The more flowers and fruits of the same kind you combine, the cooler the extras you get, making the game easier for you.Help the garden gnome Willy keep the beds accurate and free from weeds. Remove ice, puddles, stones and other debris, collect fruit baskets or go treasure hunting with your spade. But beware of the moles, they will ruin your whole garden! Complete the daily missions or the daily challenge to earn additional coins and other gifts. Enjoy the catchy soundtrack and challenging levels. Play Garden Tales now for free.

Learn to Play Garden Tales

Travel around the map by completing the levels. Use your mouse or the touch controls to swap the fruits and vegetables. Match at least three same items to clear the board and match 4 or more to get boosters.

Which company or individual is responsible for developing this game?

The team or studio responsible for this game is Softgames-Azerion.

What gender audience is this game made for?

The intended gender group for this game is Female.

Which labels best represent the game’s style or features?

The game is identified through its tags such as garden, levels, matching, singleplayer.

What game development technology does this game use?

This game was developed using the Javascript framework.

Which category does this game belong to within the gaming world?

Based on its category, this game is a Match-3 type.

Can you play this game on smartphones or tablets?

Garden Tales is playable on both iOS and Android devices.

Can children play this game, or is it designed for older age groups?

The appropriate age range for playing this game is Adults, Seniors.

Does the game involve blood or any graphic content?

Yes, there is a depiction of blood in the gameplay of Garden Tales.

Is this game appropriate for kids to play?

No, Garden Tales is not safe for younger audiences.

Is the gameplay associated with cruel actions or themes?

Yes, Garden Tales shows harm or cruelty.