Preserve: Complete Edition launches on mobile for $6.99
Key takeaways
- PC launch: Preserve released for PC in May 2025
- Standard mobile version first appeared in September last year
- Preserve: Complete Edition price: $6.99 with a limited 10% discount
- Developer: Bitmap Galaxy, an indie Slovakian studio
Preserve: Complete Edition is available now on mobile, delivering the base game plus every expansion released so far in a single premium package. Developed by Bitmap Galaxy, a Slovakian indie studio, Preserve first arrived on PC in May 2025, while a lighter standard mobile version without DLCs launched in September last year. On mobile the full edition is published by Dear Villagers, a subsidiary of Plug In Digital.
Preserve: Complete Edition bundles the various expansions and DLCs, including new biomes that range from a Jurassic-age zone to a marina biome, along with the Ice Age DLC. The mobile release flips the original free-with-IAP model: this Complete Edition is a paid premium app priced at $6.99, with a 10% discount for a limited time. There are no ads, no microtransactions, and no individual DLC purchases, and the game is fully playable offline.
Gameplay centers on a digital terrarium where you place flora and fauna tiles to coax empty tiles into forests, wetlands, and meadows. Preserve offers five distinct ecosystems, natural wonders, and secret patterns to unlock as your landscapes evolve. There are three play modes: Puzzle mode for set challenges, Classic mode for balancing elements, and Creative mode for unrestricted building. Bitmap Galaxy says the project was inspired by Dorfromantik and aimed to make an amusing, meaningful nature-building puzzle.
Why it matters
If you prefer a single paid app that includes every expansion and runs offline, Preserve: Complete Edition gives you that package for $6.99 (temporarily 10% off). For readers who like geometric logic puzzles rather than nature-building, our scoop on the geometric puzzle game Drop Duchy on mobile is linked in the same feed.
Original source
Droid Gamers
