Want to turn a wildflower meadow into a living puzzle of attraction and flow? Flower Magnet makes pollination strategy hands-on by asking you to place blossoms, hedges, and wind spinners so drifting magnet-bees connect every flower before dusk, and the delight comes from watching careful layouts bloom into graceful, efficient routes; how to play feels natural from the first tap—drag a flower from the seed tray into open soil, note its color-coded attraction strength and bloom radius, then position magnet-bees so their gentle pull guides them from one blossom to the next without getting stuck on thorns or circling endlessly, and use hedges to shape paths that keep traffic flowing in arcs rather than tight loops, while wind spinners nudge bees through quiet zones that otherwise go unvisited; early stages teach spacing and color synergy—pair strong attractors with shy blossoms that need encouragement—while later gardens add rock borders, afternoon breezes that shift paths, and water features that reflect bee lines like soft mirrors, so you’ll learn to angle spinners relative to wind and stagger bloom times by mixing early-opening daisies with late tulips to maintain continuous routes; practical tips include starting around the edges to prevent bees from drifting off-grid, building smooth “S” curves instead of sharp corners, and reserving at least one spinner for course correction near the final blossom so runs finish cleanly; a planning overlay highlights predicted paths before you confirm placement, undo lets you refine without penalty, and a dusk meter shows how much daylight remains so you can decide whether to pursue bonus nectar or lock a safe finish; challenges evolve gently—migration events introduce new bee types with different pull strengths, rain clouds dampen attraction so you’ll cluster blooms closer, and nocturnal moths prefer pale flowers, leading to satisfying rejigs where a few smart moves transform a messy web into a tidy loop; accessibility options keep everything friendly with color-independent icons, readable fonts, calm audio, and optional haptic pings when paths connect, and a gardening journal tracks discoveries like “two lilacs plus one spinner can bridge a wind gap” so knowledge builds session by session; the unique pleasure of Flower Magnet is that success never feels forced—you compose a living circuit, press start, and watch tiny travelers glide along lines you imagined, the screen filling with soft pollen trails that confirm your instincts, while post-level summaries highlight route efficiency, unused daylight, and bloom diversity, turning each meadow into a study in gentle systems thinking perfect for a coffee break or a quiet evening wind-down.