Bug Hunt

Sleeping bugs are hiding under the leaves. Use the numbers to find every safe leaf!

How the numbers work

🔢 A number counts bugs. A “2” means two sleeping bugs are touching that square — up, down, sideways or corner.
🌿 All found? The rest are safe. If a number’s bugs are all found, every other leaf around it is safe to open.
🐞 No room left? They’re all bugs. If a number has exactly as many hidden leaves as bugs, every one of them is a bug.

Every garden here can be solved by thinking — you never have to guess. Stuck? Press “🤔 Why?” and Pebbleback shows you the clue (you still make the move!).

Everything runs on your device — no internet, no accounts. No timer, no score to chase.

Meet the cast — the characters who teach this

Nibbin Counts the bugs touching a square — a number tells how many sleeping bugs are next to it
Leafa Opens the rest: when a number's bugs are all found, every other leaf around it is safe
Scuttle Spots when there is no room left: as many hidden leaves as bugs means every one is a bug
Pebbleback (Mentor, the wise old beetle) - asks which number you can be sure about, then lets you make the move

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