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Blossom: The Seed of Life Touches Down on Steam

Open World Survival Terraformer Blossom: The Seed of Life Touches Down on Steam

The latest title from Backpack Hero’s and Havendock’s publisher Pretty Soon lets you explore, build, research, and terraform to turn Mars Into A Verdant Oasis

Mars, March 9th, 2026 – Indie solo developer Pebbledust Games and the whole team at Pretty Soon are excited to announce that Blossom – The Seed Of Life has finally released and is available to play on Steam and GOG!

Set on the barren surface of Mars, the first game by Pebbledust Games puts you in control of Blossom, a small but capable robot built to survive where humans cannot. Something went wrong with your mission, however, and you now find yourself stranded on the surface – with little power left and no memories of how you got there.

This is where your adventure begins. Gather Mars’ resources, refine materials and use them to build tools, machines and structures. Manage your energy well to remain operational in the harsh martian environment and unlock new blueprints and technologies that will allow you to survive. Leverage Blossom’s modular, mobile base-building to expand your base and build vehicles, convoys, and even hover crafts to explore the red planet.

Then, turn the planet itself into a verdant oasis! Manipulate Mars’ atmosphere to create ice, then melt it into water to turn the martian dust into soil. Help plants grow by providing nutrients, let trees generate oxygen and create biomes that can host unique flora and fauna. Traverse Mars on foot or use the tech you researched to create rovers, convoys, and even aerial vehicles. Explore every corner of the planet to unlock additional treasures, or simply sit back as you watch the once lifeless rock slowly turn into a thriving ecosystem.

Blossom resonated well with players and content creators before release during the last Steam Next Fest, gaining over 15,000 new wishlists and over 18,000 downloads of the demo throughout the event. The full game further improves on this formula, with over 30 hours of content – including evolving flora and fauna and aerial exploration.

“When I started working on Blossom, I kept thinking about the kinds of games I grew up with — the ones that didn’t constantly hold your hand. You had to pay attention, experiment, and figure things out on your own. I wanted that same feeling of discovery, but without the pressure or punishment that often comes with survival games,”  says Thorin, the solo developer and creator of Blossom.

Story and character were also an important part of the design: “I didn’t want it to be just a systems-driven game. I love stories like Wall-E or The Martian, where you root for a single character taking on the impossible. That’s where Blossom’s little robot comes from — a tiny hero trying to bring life back to a dead planet.”

Key Features:

  • Systemic planetary terraforming with visible environmental change
  • Play as a power-dependent robot
  • Modular, mobile base-building with customizable rover convoys
  • An ability to handcraft biomes with any type of vegetation and animals
  • Exploration of the terraforming world on foot, by rover, and through the air
  • A sandbox experience with a narrative layer

Blossom: The Seed of Life is now available on Steam for $16.99 /  £14.29 / 16,49€ / ¥ 60.00 with a launch discount of -15%.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3576870/Blossom_The_Seed_of_Life/

About PebbleDust Games
İlkan Çelik [Thorin] is a game developer with over 20 years of gaming industry experience and the founder of Pebbledust Games. Blossom: The Seed of Life marks his first solo project, where he focuses on creating experiences that encourage discovery, experimentation, terraforming, and player-driven sandbox systems.

About Pretty Soon
Pretty Soon is an indie games publisher on a simple mission: to be the best choice for solo developers and small teams. Located in Poland, they work with talents spread over the entire world. Their portfolio includes such titles as Backpack Hero, Havendock, Small Spaces, Primal Planet, Scale the Depths, Project P.I.T.T., and others.

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