Price history
Recorded standalone sale prices and the latest available store price, in USD. Historical dots use the sale start date and its recorded offer price. Prices can change during a sale; this is not a daily price log. Bundle prices and upcoming offers are excluded. History covers up to the 100 most recent recorded offers.
Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $11.70. The latest store price is $11.70, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $11.70 | Latest store price |
About Endless Catch Game - Complete Game Tutorial
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Game Templates & Systems
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Learning & Tutorials
- Theme > Retro & Arcade
- Art & Visuals > 2D
Bloom Boom is a complete, release-ready mobile game template - a one-touch casual arcade game you can publish as it is or use as a solid foundation for your own title.
Flowers keep falling from the sky and the player swipes a belt of baskets to catch each one in the basket of the matching color. Every wrong catch shrinks the baskets, and after too many mistakes the run is over. The game is endless: the goal is the highest score, and it gets harder the longer you survive thanks to a configurable difficulty ramp. Power-ups such as Double Points, Slow Motion and Basket Repair keep every run fresh.
Everything is built to be customized without touching code:
Difficulty, spawn timing and power-ups are ScriptableObject assets - duplicate them to create your own tuning sets.
Add a new flower color with a tag, a prefab and one enum entry.
Swipe feel (drag gain, fling deceleration, max speed) and basket sizing are exposed in the Inspector.
Replace the sprites to reskin the whole game in an afternoon.
For programmers, the code is clean, layered and documented: small plain C# classes for the game rules, scoring, spawning, layout and input, orchestrated by a single GameManager and covered by 64 unit tests. The project follows Asset Store conventions with assemblies, namespaces and full XML docs, and ships with a complete manual, so it also works as a learning resource for anyone getting into Unity game development.
Bloom Boom fits any casual, arcade or kids game and is a great starting point for hyper-casual prototypes.
Flowers keep falling from the sky and the player swipes a belt of baskets to catch each one in the basket of the matching color. Every wrong catch shrinks the baskets, and after too many mistakes the run is over. The game is endless: the goal is the highest score, and it gets harder the longer you survive thanks to a configurable difficulty ramp. Power-ups such as Double Points, Slow Motion and Basket Repair keep every run fresh.
Everything is built to be customized without touching code:
Difficulty, spawn timing and power-ups are ScriptableObject assets - duplicate them to create your own tuning sets.
Add a new flower color with a tag, a prefab and one enum entry.
Swipe feel (drag gain, fling deceleration, max speed) and basket sizing are exposed in the Inspector.
Replace the sprites to reskin the whole game in an afternoon.
For programmers, the code is clean, layered and documented: small plain C# classes for the game rules, scoring, spawning, layout and input, orchestrated by a single GameManager and covered by 64 unit tests. The project follows Asset Store conventions with assemblies, namespaces and full XML docs, and ships with a complete manual, so it also works as a learning resource for anyone getting into Unity game development.
Bloom Boom fits any casual, arcade or kids game and is a great starting point for hyper-casual prototypes.