Mitsy's honey jar
0 of 10 spoonfuls
Everything you need to know about Echo Garden.
Echo Garden is a game of listening and remembering. Four flowers sit in a garden, and each one plays its own soft note. Mitsy plays a short pattern of flowers, and you play it back. It is a repeat-the-pattern memory game.
Each round adds one more flower to the pattern. A slip is never the end: the pattern simply plays again. There is no clock, and no flashing, just slow glows.
Friendly hints for Echo Garden
Simple answers for a calm play session
No. Each flower has a number and a colour, and glows when it is played. The notes just make it nicer.
Mitsy counts your mistakes. None gives three spoonfuls, one or two gives two, and more gives one. Hearing the pattern again does not count. Ten spoonfuls fill his jar.
Yes, on this device only. Your scores and honey stay in your browser, and nothing is sent to us.
No. It runs in your browser, with no accounts.
Yes. You watch a pattern of flowers and notes, then repeat it from memory. It grows by one flower each round.
Slide acorns and join two of the same into a bigger one. Undo is free and there is no timer.
Move a stack of acorns to the last post, one at a time, never a big one on a small one.
Guide the bee through a new maze to the honey jar. Three sizes, with a trail to help.
Swap neighbouring flowers to line up three of a kind. A fixed number of swaps, no clock, and wrong swaps are free.
