Blossom: The Seed of Life

Do you like wandering around? Do you like base building games in which the base serves no practical purpose? Do you enjoy procedural generation that locks critical POIs beyond the boundaries of the playable area? Do you like not having a map? Do you like sitting around with nothing to do waiting for grass to grow? Do you like games that won't run in the background, meaning that you have to ACTUALLY SIT AND WATCH THE GRASS GROWING!? If you've answered yes to most or all of those, then you'll probably love this game!

Nice short game. Similar to planet crafter. Game needs a map though

Feels bad do downvote this, because it's not a bad game, but there is also planet crafter and in comparison, this is not much. Way too much time is spent walking through this barren world and far to little, walking through the green one after terraforming. The game just feels empty

This game has a fair amount of polish and is at a low price point but overall it was lacking in some primary aspects. Exploration was fairly uninspiring. There was a monotonous landscape to discover which you slowly revived with life, but there were almost no unique or exciting locations to visit. There were no problems to solve or difficult landscapes to traverse. The game was very straight forward in the required pathway to the end. The ending was particularly a letdown. Once you've accomplished your goals and completely brought life back to the planet, there is a completely nonsensical requirement of self sacrifice to complete the task. This doesn't seem to add any additional benefit to your efforts. You've already terraformed the planet and restore the weather, flora and fauna. Nothing more is gained in the final scene. It's just an excuse to roll the credits after trying to pry an unearned emotional response out the player.

This game have a fun start. But when I hitting the late stage of the game I realize the testing facility spawned outside of the map boundary. It means I wasted 18 hours on a game that cannot reach to the ending. This kind of game breaking bug should not exist, NOT RECOMMEND UNTIL FIXED

A survival / construction game but chill (there are still hardcore and extreme options). The story is pretty. The levels are well balanced and the rewards are very satisfying. There are a few things that could be improved : we are sometimes a little lost in all senses of the word and the interactions with the objects deserve to be more practical. Not being a fan of the genre at the beginning it's a very nice surprise and there are lots of super cool vehicles. For a solo developer, I think the job is incredible. I'm a fan now!!!

The great thing about Blossom is that it has a progression and it tells you what to do next. Satisfying. The most annoying thing is you have to deconstruct some items to move them. However, I and my husband whole heartedly recommend this game. It's similar to Astroneer but with terraforming. We both like Astroneer but like Blossom better.

Finished the game after 13 Hours. Graphics don't look all that good, Performance is rather terrible, and the systems aren't all that engaging. But I still respect this game - Recommended to play as a "snack" or sth.

if Astroneer and Planet Crafter had a baby.

Good Game..