01 · Overview
The idea
Most match puzzles exist for their own sake. In Pudur, the puzzle exists to feed a shop.
Seeds matched at the work table become coloured essences; essences are pressed into seed packets; packets grow into plants on a sunlit windowsill. What you harvest fills your shelves, and your shelves let you serve customers, upgrade the shop, and cross-breed your way through a botanical journal of fifty hand-illustrated species — the rarest of them glowing, sparkling, and shifting colour.
The whole game is a set of paintings you move through: no menu tree, no energy bar, nothing sold. Just an unhurried shop that waits for you to come back.
02 · In the product
What it does
A puzzle that feeds a shop
The seed table is a chain-match puzzle — drag through runs of same-coloured seeds against the clock. What you win there becomes essences, and essences become the plants on your shelves. The puzzle serves the shop, not the other way around.
Fifty plants, three generations
Twenty species are pressed from essences, fifteen more are bred from pairs, and the last fifteen come from breeding the breeds — glowing, sparkling, colour-shifting plants recorded in a botanical journal as you discover them.
A shop you walk around, not a menu
Every screen is a painting of a real place — the work table, the windowsill, the shelves, the cashier's counter. There is no menu tree; the shop is the menu.
Genuinely free of pressure
Free to play, with no purchases, no account, no energy, and no timers between visits. The shop simply waits for you.
03 · Who it is for
Made for
- Players who want a cozy game with zero pressure
- Collectors who enjoy filling out a journal of rare finds
- Anyone who likes their puzzles with a purpose attached
04 · FAQ
Pudur, in plain terms
What is Pudur?
Pudur is a cozy plant shop simulation game for Android, built around a chain-match seed puzzle. You match seeds to win essences, press essences into seed packets, grow plants on a windowsill, and use your collection to fill orders and cross-breed rarer species — fifty in all.
Does Pudur have in-app purchases?
No. Pudur is free to play and supported by ads — there are no in-app purchases, no account, and no energy system, and there are no timers between sessions.
Who makes Pudur?
Pudur is designed and developed by Sollabs Technology, a UAE-based software studio that builds its own products alongside client work.
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