
You have just arrived in a magical forest world with a hexagon board at its center, a mysterious creature nearby, and secrets lurking in the shadows. Why are you here, and what will you do next? A deceptively simple puzzle game, wrapped in a magical adventure.
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Lose yourself in an endlessly satisfying puzzle game set in the midst of a mysterious forest world. Transform your garden by combining plants into strange new forms, and unearth deeply hidden secrets as you become engrossed in the game’s calming rhythm. Wander into the forest and help bring it back to life with the help of Fen, your creature guide. Evergarden may feel familiar at first, but you will discover it is like no game you have played before.
Q: What type of game is this?
A: Evergarden is an “evergreen” puzzle game, set inside a narrative adventure.
We’ve spent years developing the core puzzle game to be accessible and relaxing, but also very deep and strategic. On a basic level, you’ll combine plants on a board to create more valuable items, and grow your garden within a turn limit. The game holds a lot of secrets though, and most players will spend months mastering the strategies required to get a great score. This portion of the game also has a leaderboard.
Beyond the garden puzzle board, there lies a mysterious forest environment to explore, with its own puzzles and progression. You’ll use the stones that you earn by playing the core puzzle board to solve puzzles, and unlock new “songs” which add depth and fun to the puzzle board.
Q: How long is the game?
A: The core puzzle game is “evergreen”, which means you can play it repeatedly and keep mastering it, without ever truly “completing” it. The adventure game portion will take most players 10-15 hours to explore, and there is also a daily challenge portion with a new procedural puzzle to unlock every day.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 40 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
The mechanics are a bit interesting but there's not really enough substance to it to hold my attention past 45 or so minutes of playing
Cozy little puzzle game with some secrets to discover
Ottimo passatempo, le meccaniche di combinazione delle piante sono intuitive ma strategiche, e l’esplorazione della foresta aggiunge un piacevole senso di mistero.
Mi amigo, con el que juego Evergarden dijo que si publico una reseña sobre el juego y obtiene 50 'Me Gusta' y 20 Premios, me comprará una caja de cerveza y un whisky. Así que dejaré esto aquí
https://youtu.be/LDpHtbtktYQ Light match three mechanics with some long term planning has only the lightest hooks but the score chase element won't last.
It was a fun little matching game, nice music and peaceful. I had a wonderful time in this game and I don't think I would play any other matching type game after this one
Criminally underrated puzzle game. in the same way hexcells improved on the classic puzzle mechanics of minesweeper, evergarden uses a hex-grid and some neat power-ups to reinvent 2048, and it does it with excellent atmosphere and visual style.
Chill little game with slow pacing and emotional storytelling even if predictable. The animations are gorgeous.
This game is charming for what it is, but eventually falls short in offering anything more than a simple match-based mobile game. It's the kind of game I'd play when waiting in a lobby, if it were free and on my phone.
This is a cute game with nice graphics. I can tell the dev cared about it. There’s a light storyline about restoring a garden with a small magical creature guiding you, but it barely develops. It plays like a tile matching puzzle game where you merge plants to grow higher tiers and unlock new areas. The core loop never expands beyond matching and clearing space. There are a few hidden interactions and small surprises, but they don’t change much. Progress is slow and it feels like it would work better as a mobile game.
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Momentum
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Audience
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