Every pastel tiffin tin is stacked three tiers high, and each tier hides a different little game: choose the right sweet, echo a tiny melody, then roll a jelly pearl home to the teacup.
Clear them in order and the tin is sealed with a bow. Each tier is graded with up to three stars.
An order slip asks for a sweet, and you have to find it on the plate before it loses its freshness. Sometimes you match clues of shape, icing and topping. Sometimes you spot the odd one out, find the owner of a coloured shadow, or remember which sweet slipped away under the cloche. Three wobbles and the plate tips over.
Six sweet cushions chime a short melody. Tap it back in order, then in reverse in later tins, and finally from cushions that fade while you answer. Every note sits on a gentle pentatonic scale, so even a slip sounds sweet.
Lean your phone to roll a jelly pearl across a tablecloth, or switch to arrow cushions if you prefer buttons. Sugar cubes block the way, jelly bumpers bounce you back, cream slows you down and glaze sends you sliding. Gather every sweet to lift the teacup lid, then arrive slowly, because a fast pearl skips right over the rim.
The game opens on a picnic blanket. Everything you need is lying on it: tap a thing and it takes you there.
Every tier you clear fills your sprinkle jar. At the counter, pick a row (pearls, tins or tablecloths), set a good under the glow and dress your picnic with it. Prices are fixed and shown up front, and nothing is ever for sale with real money.