
Run a cute little plant shop in this cozy and relaxing game. Grow, sell, and care for a variety of real-life plants, help customers find their dream plants, complete orders, and customize your cozy shop just the way you like!
Most likely between $536.7K and $1.5M. How we estimate →
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| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $9.99 | 96% | approximately $894.5K |
| PlayStation | $9.99 | 95% | — |
| Xbox | $9.99 | 90% | — |
| Nintendo | $9.99 | — | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $4.03 on Steam · Russia (−60%). Compare 18 prices in 15 markets →
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This game had me hooked from the day i started it up, the progress is calming but at the same time fast enough to have a goal every time. Its devistating when u cant help a customer and just like that ur 5 hours into the game.
This is a very enjoyable little game. I love plants, I love gardening, and I can't have any indoor plants where I live, so this is a fun "fantasy". I am also very impressed and pleased with the amount of plants, the fact they're all real plants (as far as i can tell) (+ including the scientific names!), and that the models look cute and realistic at the same time. The music is nice, but it's a perfect game to play your own music in the background. Highly recommend for these reasons, and for the relaxed atmosphere and easy going gameplay. I understand the devs aren't interested in adding anything like story or more advanced mechanics—that's totally fine! It's allowed to be what it is. However, if any other game devs happen to be reading this: there's a lot of potential for a little plant game like this to have a simple story progression system, meeting characters, fulfilling special orders (for named characters + special rewards), change in store location, your character being able to walk around town + interact with things, being able to change outfits, etc.
Incredible cozy management sim that is alot of fun. I do however wish there was a few more difficulty options for those seeking a challenge and some expanded upon mechanics Hard/ Challenge Mode: - Rent due every 30 days, if you dont pay, your shop closes (would add to replayability) - Cannot water plants while paused - Plants need more specific water requirements such as requiring misting or light or heavy water amounts or they would die - Plants more prone to dying AND customers are less likely to buy dying plants Expanded upon mechanics: I think plants requiring different amounts of sunlight or artifical lighting could be a fun mechanic, so you could make a table near a window with natural light for plants that require alot of sunlight, or put up the fake lights that are in game already to help give plants that requirement when space is tight.
Being a cozey game, I am not sure what a non-plant lover would feel about the scope or pacing of the game but plant lovers will love it. This game has many positives, including teaching you about plants that you may not have come across. It's easy to expand and grow your small-scale plant store empire, and some of the customer special requests are kind of fun to figure out and complete (more of these would be awesome). The walk-in customer interactions are happily transactional for the most part, but some of the customers can be a bit rude. A test to see whether a deliberate campaign to piss off your customers actually reduces your reputaton score has not been conducted by this player. It is possible for your plants to die, but there is no feature available currently involving plant pests or disease. The only major downside is the frequency with which you need to water the plants. There is a toggle feature in Settings to reduce the amount of watering required, but with a full-size store and plants throughout even that restiction still means lots of refilling. Your character never gets to leave the cash-out desk, have breaks, or actually leave the store, which seems a bit punishing. I hope this game continues to expand in what it has to offer. On my wishlist would be some kind of automation system possiblity to help with the watering (that, or the possibility to hire employees). I would also enjoy seeing this game expand into the treed area behind the shop, possibly with a café or bookstore sidline. Best regards to the Fireline Games team.
喜欢种花花草草的有福了,非常好玩!
I really enjoyed this game! Definitely more "comfy" than management, my main complaint is once you have lots of plants, it can be annoying to have to water each and every one of them by hand, but there is a setting in the menu where you can at least decrease how often you have to water them, as well as turn off them wilting/dying. It look me about 5.5 hours to fully upgrade my shop and unlock all steam achievements, and about 6.5 hours to finish all in-game tasks and unlock everything (technically I am missing 2 of the plant variations but I still feel pretty done and satisfied). Great way to spend a few hours, and if you are big on decorating and customizing your shop you'll like this game. Also if you like plants, it was cool reading about all the different plants.
Leafy Corner is a charming, low-pressure cozy plant shop management game that delivers exactly what it promises: a relaxing loop of growing, caring for, and selling real-life houseplants while decorating your little shop and helping customers find their perfect leafy companions. I finished everything—all achievements, every plant variation, and every task—in under 14 hours. At around £7 (thanks to the launch discount), it feels like excellent value for the time and enjoyment it provides. The core loop of nurturing plants, matching them to customer requests, completing orders, and unlocking new décor and stock is soothing and satisfying without ever becoming stressful or overly complex. My only real gripe is the lack of a second-screen / multi-monitor option in the settings, which would have been a nice quality-of-life addition. Beyond that, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The game just feels good to sink into. The main downside is how quickly it wraps up. Once you’ve collected everything and completed the content, there’s not a huge amount left to do. It came out very recently (late July 2026), so I’m genuinely hoping the developers expand it with more plants, tasks, shop upgrades, or additional features in the near future. A game this pleasant and well-made deserves a longer lifespan. If you’re looking for a short, wholesome, plant-themed cozy experience that you can comfortably 100% in a weekend or so, Leafy Corner is an easy recommendation. Just be prepared for it to end sooner than you might like—and maybe keep an eye out for post-launch updates.
Boring as hell even on 2x speed :D No progress at all, you are still just a small shop owner, never bussinesslady, no automatization, no other emloyees, only new plants which you still have to water by yourself.
Ein wirklich mehr als schönes entspanntes Spiel. Sehr viel Liebe zum Detail.
Nice game. Made a pretty plant shop.