I made a tiny greenhouse game about breeding flowers (GeneBloom)

hey! eli here / GeneStone, solo dev.

i made GeneBloom, a small cozy greenhouse genetics game where you breed flowers for colors and mutations, sell bouquets to picky customers, and slowly upgrade the greenhouse. there is also a lazy cat, a pest bird, and a squirrel that is apparently better at stealing than i am at game balance.

it is $2.99 on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4696820/GeneBloom/

released Jun 23 2026 · Windows / Mac / Linux
made in Python (not Godot)

languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese

screenshot:
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/4696820/44a9807dd36bd8999f07ccb42624f0450b14df20/ss_44a9807dd36bd8999f07ccb42624f0450b14df20.1920x1080.jpg

this started as a very small “what if i make flower genetics less intimidating?” project and then somehow acquired several animals with criminal tendencies. if anyone plays it, i would especially love to know whether the breeding -> mutation -> selling loop makes sense without me explaining it.

thanks for looking, and happy to answer questions.

— eli / GeneStone