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Pikmin Bloom on a cloud phone: 24/7 idle guide

Run Pikmin Bloom 24/7 on a dedicated cloud Android phone. What to auto-farm, which plan to choose, setup steps and FAQ.

Idle-friendlyWalking · StepsRecommended plan: Starter

Step and location simulation break Niantic's terms of service. Keep speeds realistic and use a second account if you want to be safe.

Start your cloud phone Set up Pikmin Bloom in five steps

Why run Pikmin Bloom on a cloud phone

Steps without walking

Pikmin Bloom grows Pikmin from the steps you take. The cloud phone simulates steps while the virtual GPS moves at walking speed, up to 3 steps per second, and the Google pedometer permission is already granted.

Plant flowers along any route

Set a joystick route through a park or a city and the flower trail fills in behind you while you sleep.

A second garden on a device that never sleeps

Daily lookbacks, mushroom challenges and expeditions keep ticking on a device that is always on.

Set up Pikmin Bloom in five steps

STEP 01Sign in with Google
Open cloudphonego.com in Safari on iPhone or iPad, or any browser on Android, PC and Mac. No download.
STEP 02Launch your cloud phone
Pick a plan; the device boots in seconds.
STEP 03Install Pikmin Bloom
Open Google Play on the cloud phone and install Pikmin Bloom like on any Android phone.
STEP 04Log in to your game account
Use the account you want on this device. Alts get their own cloud phone.
STEP 05Start the loop and close the tab
Turn on auto-battle or queue your timers, then close the browser. The device keeps running.

What to leave running

Walking at realistic speed to bank steps
Planting flowers along a joystick route
Expeditions and fruit collection
Mushroom challenges and weekly challenges
Daily lookback and postcard collection

Tips from the beta

Keep the simulated step rate under 3 per second so the step count looks like a brisk walk.
Starter is enough; the game is light.
Pair it with Pokémon GO on the same device if you run both from one Niantic account.

Pikmin Bloom on CloudPhone Go: FAQ

Does step simulation really count in Pikmin Bloom?

Yes. The cloud phone exposes a pedometer and GMS fitness permission is pre-granted, so the game counts simulated steps while the GPS moves at walking speed.

Is it allowed by Niantic?

Simulating movement is against Niantic's terms. Keep it realistic and use at your own risk.

Which plan?

Starter.