Flower Forest Walkthrough & Solutions

What is Flower Forest?

Flower Forest - Word Puzzle is a visual word puzzle from Phoenix Games Lab, available on iOS and Android. Each level shows a small illustrated clue scene above a fixed A-I letter bank, and the solve is deciding which letters the picture rejects before pressing the flower submit button. Level 1 starts with a boarded cottage door where only B, C, and F are removed, while Level 10 flips the expectation by deleting every letter in the bank.

The game changes the meaning of the clue from board to board instead of using one repeated rule. Some levels are pure letter-pruning puzzles, some are all-keep boards where the bank should not be touched, and some require a short assembly step before the final letters make sense. Level 20 is a cord-assembly board that keeps all nine letters, Level 25 hides its final deletion in an open-book figure, and Level 49 is especially easy to misread because the video shows a failed pre-reset attempt before the accepted answer.

LevelSolve currently publishes walkthroughs for levels 1 through 50, out of the 100 levels tracked for Flower Forest. Each guide lists the exact delete order, the final survivor set, the clue detail that separates nearby letters, and any reset or all-keep exception that would make a simple answer list misleading.

Use the search box above to jump to a specific level, or browse the range list below when you want to compare nearby Flower Forest clues.

How to Play Flower Forest

These tips apply across all Flower Forest levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Treat the A-I bank as fixed. Most mistakes come from deleting a nearby letter just because it sits next to one that fails the picture clue.
• Read the illustrated clue before touching the bank. Door scratches, book pieces, trellis branches, stitched cords, domino tiles, and other objects each define a different comparison rule.
• Do not assume every level deletes the same number of letters. Level 10 removes all nine letters, while Level 20 keeps the full bank after the cord assembly is complete.
• When a video shows a reset or failed attempt, ignore the pre-reset taps and copy only the accepted sequence after the bank returns to A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I.
• Check the final survivor set before submitting. If the guide says A and E remain, or A, B, D, F, and H remain, the level is not ready until the bank matches that exact set.
• Use the clue's smaller marks, not only the largest shape. Several boards make a broad diagonal, stem, or block look convincing while a smaller detail proves that letter should still be removed.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Flower Forest have?

  Flower Forest has 100 tracked levels. LevelSolve currently publishes walkthroughs for levels 1 through 50, with more added as the available source range expands.

• How hard are the levels in Flower Forest?

  Across the 50 published levels, 8 are rated easy, 20 medium, and 22 hard. The difficulty rises when the puzzle stops being a simple delete list and starts using all-keep boards, assembly clues, or reset sequences.

• Is Flower Forest free to play?

  Flower Forest - Word Puzzle is free to download on iOS and Android from the official store listings. As with most mobile puzzle games, it may include ads or optional in-app purchases.

• Are these Flower Forest walkthroughs official?

  No. Flower Forest - Word Puzzle belongs to Phoenix Games Lab and its respective mobile-store publisher accounts. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• Why does Flower Forest sometimes keep every letter?

  Not every board is a pruning board. Some levels, such as Level 20, ask you to complete the visual object first and then submit with A through I still visible.

• What should I do when a Flower Forest video shows a failed attempt?

  Use the accepted post-reset sequence only. Level 49 is the clearest example: the failed opening run should be ignored, and the real answer begins after the bank resets.