Kasi

Nice little time-killer or stress reliever game. Looking to get 100% achievements quickly and easily? This isn't going to be for you, most likely. None of the achievements are terribly difficult, but some do take some planning, some forethought, and some time. Looking to kill time in a nice Zen way, and grow unrealistically beautiful plants? Creative Mode is for you (achievements are disabled in this mode). Fun to see what you can do with directional growth and colors. Default mode (with or without default settings) requires paying attention to different meters that affect the plant's growth. Feeding the spider so it grows and poops around your plant (which fertilizes it and helps it grow) is amusing (and I dislike spiders in games, but this one is actually cute and non-threatening). No input from me on the co-op, since I don't have any family who also own the game, and I kinda wanted this just for relaxation for myself. Price? For $5 USD, I feel it worth it for me, costs less than renting a movie, and I can play this forever if I want. Get it on sale? Go for it. Just keep in mind this is a very basic game, no high-action, no difficult puzzles, no photo-realistic graphics (runs on a toaster, as long as you have 64 bit Windows 10 and meet minimum specs), no extreme challenges. Just Zen, and a little thought and planning if you like to get 100% achievements.

A great game for a rainy day, it's simple, easy,and satisfying. The visual style is charming, and watching my tree light up at night was beautiful in a simple way. Pretty substantial FPS loss when using lots of leaves is my only con.

Really neat little simulator with a minimal style. Satisfying to play along the lines of Sinking Simulator and Powder Toy. Goes great with a chill Spotify playlist. Great experience would recommend.

the game makes me contemplate if I'm autistic are you autistic? find out by getting this game

This game is very peaceful and I love it. If you like Townscaper, you might like this game, give it a try. My only issue is performance. Small plants work well, but the frame-rate drops as it gets bigger. Now, that's fine because I don't need high frame-rates to enjoy this game, except to a certain point. My tree got so big that the frame-rate was constantly 10fps, which feels like a slideshow, and makes the game not enjoyable, almost unplayable. If anyone is interested; I'm rocking a Ryzen 5 2600, Radeon RX570 4gb, 8gb ram at 2666Mhz, Win10 64bit V.20H2. So, my computer's specs shouldn't be an issue and yet performance just tanks with bigger trees. I still really enjoy it and highly recommend it, I would just like to see the performance issues fixed.

kasi pona

Most relaxing game I played but i just pray the dev updates it again instead of abandon it :(

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