
In "The Space Garden" you can build your own garden across the Universe! Discover, acquire and grow your plants with love as you watch them evolve. Collect fruits by yourself or request help from your "helpers", a race of mini friends who come from nature.
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Languages: English
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First of all: This game could be fun. It definitely has the potential. Unlike other people I've had no problem with loading a saved game, but that might be due to the limited number of planets in it. But there's still some things I found that just ruin the fun. - There is no offline progression. Arguably a design choice. It would still be nice if you'd even get a little amount, even if it's capped like in Plantera. - The most critical thing for a clicker/idle game: Once the window loses focus, the game stops completely. That point alone makes me not want to play it - If you leave the game running and just go away and do something else, your helpers will die rather soon. And while you can revive them manually, it won't happen automatically. So when you get back you'll get the income of a few minutes and need to start over with your helpers. I could overlook the odds in the building system (which looks suspiciously like Plantera), fuzzy controls and the other annoying things, but unless it can run in the background I'll only turn it on until I get the remaining cards and then move on to the next game.
Cookie Clicker-esque. It's not hard on the computer but neither is it entirely gripping, at least for me. Graphics are somewhat decent, though I spent most of my time too zoomed out to really appreciate all the details. Some of the planet effects were unclear to me at first and it took a bit of trial and error to play. The one thing that was really the dealbreaker for me was the achievements. Once you hit level 26, you've pretty much done all but one achievement, and that means waiting until you reach level 40-something - something I really didn't want to spend even more time on seeing as the game is only active if it's the window at the forefront. Exp scaling past level 30 is abysmally slow and that's what really turned me off the game. Nice try though!
Actually this game is fun... it would be fun, when it wouldn't be full of bugs and the last update made it even worse. - saving doesn't work - all helpers are dead when you restart the game - prices are resetting after restarting the game. This means prices start from zero even if you already have built things on your map (which might be good, but it is defenitely not how it should work) And there are some other things that aren't working fine: - you have a map but you can't click on it to get to the position you still have to move with WASD and moving like that feels very clumsy - there are different kinds of helpers but you only have a picture which explains that they collect fruits. So you can't even tell what is the difference between them (if there is even a difference!?) - helpers die very fast and with the clumsy controls and with >10 planets it takes far too long to revive them. By the time you got around the whole map new helpers died and you have to get around the map over and over again I hope the bugs got fixed soon because at the moment it is not playable.
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A really common game. It isn't very good The most attractive point is plant on a planet. You can even connect to other planet. The crop roll around the planet. However, It won't work after you close the game. I think this game isn't a idle game. And this game is very expensive for this little content. 4/10
Game:The Space Garden Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ An idle farmer that doesn't let you idle... [h1]Positives:[/h1] › Cute › Achievemnts are quite easy if you put in the work. [h1]Negatives:[/h1] › Menus? What menus! › Instructions? Just as bad as the menus. › idle? Guess thats is a no aswell. [h1]Community Items:[/h1] › Some of the backgrounds are super cute and really well done. › Emoticons are hit and miss. › The Badges are really well done! Lvl 1, 2, 3 and 5 super cute! Lvl 4 is strange as ♥♥♥♥... and the foil is nice. [b]Do I recommend this game?[/b] [b] No! [/b] this game looks like an idle clicker and plays like an idle clicker but you can't idle? [I got to level 23] it may get better at higher levels, but after 2 hours and having to constantly watch the screen so the "helpers" don't die I gave up. If you have the patience to actually watch the game for what looks like 140 levels this game is for you!
Too grindy not fun bad
The Space Garden has no instructions and no offline progress. Plantera is the better version of this game.
The interface is awful and the game itself isn't very intuitive. Has potential, but that's it.
This game does have potential to be a very fun casual game. perhaps having a fast forward function and allowing the helpers to revive each other would make the game less maintenance and help the impatient few who play it.
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