Ant Picnic
Shenzhen Redeye Information Technology Co., Ltd · Games
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Our ant crew has been practicing its lobby dance moves, giving buttons a little bounce, and polishing the picnic. Antennae up—back to work!
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Tap a color. Send a team. Clear a pixel picture, one block at a time. Ant Picnic is a color-matching puzzle with tiny ant teams and a table full of colorful pictures. Tap the team at the front of a queue to collect matching pieces and carry them back to the nest. Clear the outer pieces to open paths to the colors inside. PLAN BEFORE YOU TAP Working slots are limited. Choose the order of your teams and leave room for the next color. Hidden teams reveal their color at the front of the queue. Linked teams need two neighboring slots, which stay occupied until both teams finish. 40 PICTURES TO COLLECT Solve picnic-themed puzzles featuring ice cream, fruit, animals, and more. Complete each level to add its picture to your collection and earn first-clear coins. Check collection milestones as you complete more pictures. HELP WITHOUT THE PRESSURE Hints, retries, and 2x speed are free to use. There are no ads, in-app purchases, timers, or energy limits. If you get stuck, look at the full queue, ask for a hint, or retry with a different order. An extra slot can be added once per round using a Rescue Ticket or earned coins. MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME Adjust music, sound, and haptics separately. Turn on color symbols or reduced motion, and return to progress saved on your device. Play offline on iPhone and iPad. The game interface supports English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese.
What's new · 1.0.6
Our ant crew has been practicing its lobby dance moves, giving buttons a little bounce, and polishing the picnic. Antennae up—back to work!
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