
Gardenarium is a chill adventure taking place on a cloud in the sky. You land as a stranger and struggle to gain access to the mysterious Depot by picking up trash and making the land grow.
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Languages: English
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A very appealing prototype. Simple mechanics yet gorgeous psyche-colours and mood. Loved the NPC non-sensical lines and the overall quirky atmosphear. Wished there were a VR-compliant option. Worth a try when discounted. Pop!
I give this game the benefit of the doubt. Whilst it's a nice & colorful Mystery/Explorer game that requires you to puzzle a bit, it [b]feels like a demo[/b] version you're paying for! It's not too hard to figure out and it won't take you too long to 'finish'. Addding to this, that the game has no real replay value, no achievements etc. I can only recommend it for $1; achievable via a bundle = where I got this game from as well. No offense, but my advice is to change the price tag or add some content to this game; be it achievements or maybe collectibles. Might change verdict: 6/10
That was intense, I was not ready for that. Great experience, the art is amazing. Short but very enjoyable.
It's a real nice trip. made even better by picking up trash to feel more whole
If youre high and thinking about buying it, im here to tell you to do it.
When you get feeling you are meant to play this game super high, that is because you are. I just played this totally sober and it sucked. Proteus or Eidolon are better choices.
Gardenarium is yet another walking simulator that couldn't be bothered to do anything of interest. You can talk to anyone of 4 characters, while struggling to platform and pick up soda cans. This game's only real selling point is it's vibrant and "trippy" graphics, but the minimalism style the developer used just falls short. There is one notable part where you walk through a cave and you're basically just staring at violenty bright solid colored wall for a few minutes. You'll breeze through this game in under 30 minutes if you do decide to play it and it never feels like anything more then a tutorial level for a real game. Check out my Full Video review for why I can't recemmond this game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOBW4azfM98
A really trippy experience...i wouldn't reccomend if you don't like minimalist art tho...the game is a bit short, (max 30min of gameplay) but mostly you have to enjoy the art and the animations of it.
I completed it twice in the time I've played. Fun art and really quite interesting for a small amount of time. If it goes on sale for more then 50% off I would say buy it if you like super trippy games and fun art.
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