Moonsprites
A cozy merge game for iPhone

Light up Bellroot before the Moonfair.

Under an old willow lives a town too small to see. Help Nira the pathmender mend silverways, light lanternflowers and ready all seven districts for the Moonfair, where one question waits: why won't the seventh bell ring? Then welcome all seven colonies to Bellroot.

Coming soon to the App Store

Based on a book by A. Alexander G.

Nira, a young Moonsprite with dark curls, glowing crescent wings and a moon pendant, under a crescent moon NIRA · PATHMENDER · 14
Tonight over Bellroot Full moon The moon in the game follows the real moon in your sky.
How it plays

Merge a spark into a festival lantern

Tap a generator, drag two matching things together, and they become something finer. Five families come from Bellroot's own life: light, silver thread, market pollen, dew, and the town's bells.

LV 1Spark
LV 2Glow bead
LV 3Firefly
LV 4Lanternflower bud
LV 5Lanternflower
LV 6Paper moon
LV 7Moon lantern
LV 8Festival lantern

Help the neighbors

Kio, Aunt Brin, keeper Tern and the rest stop by with requests. Bring what they need and earn glimmers.

Mend the town

Spend glimmers on rope bridges, nectar stalls, bell ropes and street lanterns. Each district glows a little brighter.

Follow the story

Short scenes with Nira, Pipp and family carry you through the days before the Moonfair.

The game board: pixel-art lanternflowers, silver thread and dewdrops, with neighbors' orders above
The board, with neighbors' orders up top
The Willow Roots district: a moonlit meadow with project spots and tonight's moon phase
A district to mend, under tonight's moon
The silverway mini-game: a silver thread with glowing note beads and a water drop
Tune the silverway
Act 1: seven districts, in story order

A walk through Bellroot

  1. The Willow RootsNira's home among the roots, rope bridges between carved chambers.
  2. The Knot MarketStalls grown into old wood. Someone is always roasting sugared pollen.
  3. The Lantern NurseriesWhere lanternflowers gather the moonlight for the whole town.
  4. The Bridge Keepers' SpanSera's bridges and the central passage, kept open in every weather.
  5. The Bell TowerSeven bells, each listening to a different road. Keeper Tern and young Miri look after them.
  6. The Eastern DistrictA water drop has trapped a silverway's note. The night before Bellroot goes dark.
  7. The Moonfair SquareSeven paper moons, festival tarts and lanterns. Then the seventh bell stays silent.
Act 2

The Seven-Colony Moonfair

  1. The Thistledown CampSeed-sail tents and thistle-down beds for a village that travels through the meadow grass.
  2. The Glassmere LandingLily boats that float on reflections, and a lily bridge across the dew pond.
  3. The Embermoss ForgeA travelling glass forge, red-glass beads that stay warm, and fresh acorn bread.
  4. The Veilgrove Reading TentMushroom-glow paths, a travelling library and a story night. Inside voices, please.
  5. The Stormhollow LookoutWind bridges, thunder drums and a storm beacon. Hold on to something.
  6. The Crown-of-Dew PavilionDew wells, silver-mist awnings and, at last, all seven songs played together.
Meet the characters

The people of Bellroot

Nira, full figure, with crescent-marked wings and a satchel
NiraA pathmender who hears a failing silverway in her teeth.
Pipp, a thistle-sprite in an acorn-cap helmet holding a violet-petal umbrella
PippAcorn helmet for safety. Violet umbrella for style.
Kio, Nira's little brother, with curly hair and a satchel
KioEight and a half. Counts everything, remembers more.
Sera, a bridge keeper with a long braid and silver clasps
SeraBridge keeper. Three bright notes, a pause, then one more.
Lume, a fluffy white moon-bunny with starry moth wings
LumeNira's moon-bunny. Ears glow like two little moons.
100 cards + 1 secret

Collect the critters of the seven colonies

Ten critters from ten places: ants and snails up to lantern moths, from Bellroot and Glassmere to Crown-of-Dew. Every copy has its own serial number. The first copy of each card in your home is a 1st Edition. Packs are earned by playing, never sold.

Card #1, Bellroot Ant, Common Card #13, Thistledown Snail, Common Card #25, Glassmere Bee, Common Card #49, Veilgrove Firefly, Uncommon Card #56, Stormhollow Cricket, Uncommon Card #68, Crown-of-Dew Glowworm, Rare Card #79, Moonfair Firefly, Rare Card #88, Mooncraft Glowworm, Epic Card #96, Last Light Cricket, Legendary Card #100, Last Light Moth, Mythic
Card #???

There is one more card

It isn't in any pack, and it can't be bought. Its slot in your binder stays face down until you find out how to turn it over.

Bellroot has kept a few secrets. This is one of them.

TRADE NEARBYSERIAL NUMBERS1ST EDITIONSFESTIVAL PRINTS
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Small things from Nira's world

The real moon

Lanternflowers gather moonlight, so Bellroot's moon matches yours. On full-moon nights every order pays 25% more glimmers, and each full moon brings a free Full Moon pack printed for that month. A moon widget shows tonight's phase on your Home Screen.

New moon Waxing crescent First quarter Waxing gibbous Full moon Waning gibbous Last quarter Waning crescent

Tune the silverway

Every colony has its own silverway song, from Bellroot's to Crown-of-Dew's falling dew drops. Listen like Nira and tap it back. Try Bellroot's here: listen, then tap the thread in the same rhythm.

Three bright notes, a pause, then one more.

Moonlit cards

A Moonlit Bellroot Ladybird card: the ladybird glows and floats over moonlit grass

About one card in sixty comes out Moonlit: the Moonsprite glows and floats over the grass. Under a full moon it's one in twenty-five.

Fill a place's page of ten cards and it turns gold.

Themes from the colonies

Dress Bellroot in the colors of the seven colonies: Glassmere lilies, Embermoss embers, Veilgrove spores, Stormhollow snow and more.

For families

No ads. No tracking.

  • Nothing about how you play leaves your phoneNo analytics service, no advertising, no tracking prompt. The App Store label reads Data Not Collected.
  • Card packs are never soldPacks and rare finds come from playing, so there are no paid loot boxes.
  • A grown-up check on every purchaseReal-money purchases ask a quick question only a grown-up can answer.
  • Calm by designNo pop-up sales over the game, a free refill four times a day, and Reduce Motion support.
  • Trade with friends sitting nearbyPhones find each other over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Only your home's name is shared.
  • In nine languagesEnglish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Italian and Chinese.
The author

Based on a book by A. Alexander G.

Bellroot, Nira and the Moonsprites come from a book by A. Alexander G. Visit the author's site for news and updates.

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