Lizzie has a limited time to visit the forest. Help her to plant a mushroom garden and get special game rewards! We used to chase moths away when they flew into the house, but this engaging game shows us just how cute they can be. As the nocturnal sibling of Flutter: Butterfly Sanctuary, it showcases dozens of beautiful moths for you to discover, nurture, and collect - and it's just as gorgeously illustrated and serenely satisfying as its companion. From the makers of the popular and lighthearted butterfly game Flutter: Butterfly Sanctuary!

Discover, collect and breed as many fascinating moths as you can as you expand the magical Moonlight Forest environment. There are over 300 different species of beautiful moths for your collection!

Raise and fly amazing moths in your beautiful garden - they're just like butterflies! Watch fireflies twinkle around you in the moonlight while colorful flowers bloom. Feed Trevor the frog delicious treats and enjoy the cute conversations of Michelle the owl as you expand and enlarge your collection.

Collect all Discover real flowers from nature and use them to attract and collect magical moths in your forest! Take care of every moth in your garden and raise them from caterpillars to beautiful nocturnal butterflies. All moths are different sizes, colors, have unique wing patterns, and they're all based on real-world species! Can you collect and discover them?

Relaxing Garden Environment Starlight's calming colors, quiet sounds and beautiful surroundings make this relaxing game feel like a fun meditation. If you're looking for stress relief or some calming way to quell anxiety, try feeding and caring for your sanctuary friends. Put on your headphones and experience the relaxing sounds of the forest at night while you unwind in this beautiful game.

Nature game, grow and collect real, colorful flowers, plants and mushrooms from nature to decorate your forest. Each flower is a real plant species from nature and is beautifully painted to match the real thing! These moths love flowers just as much as butterflies do! Can you spot the plants you know from the real world? Did you know that each moth has a special wing pattern, just like a butterfly? What else can you learn about nature while playing?