
A cozy first-person farming sim, set in the heart of a futuristic city. Grow plants, cook what you harvest, and discover new varieties as you turn your apartment into a thriving urban garden, from a small balcony to a rooftop paradise.
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Latest in each market: best UK #60, worst CA #99 · 12 markets collected
US · last 30 days
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Turn a small apartment high above the city into a garden. Start with a few pots and whatever space you can find, then learn what your plants need as you care for them from seed to harvest. Cook with what you grow, sell what you make, discover new varieties, and reinvest your earnings into an ever-expanding indoor garden.
You'll expand by unlocking new rooms, increasing the space available to you. Over time, you'll see your collection of plants grow throughout your apartment and eventually, even onto the rooftop. Along the way, you'll be able to decorate your home to create a space that feels truly your own.

Flowers, berries, and vegetables each have their own needs. Find the right planter (container), give them the perfect soil mix using compost, sand, clay, and more, then place them where the light and temperature suit them best. Of course, you'll need to make sure to keep them watered and free of weeds as they grow!

Your harvest doesn't have to stay in the pot. Take what you've harvested into the kitchen and turn it into salads, baked treats, and a wide variety of other dishes. The people who live in the apartment will pay you good money for your homemade meals!

What begins with a few plants can gradually take over your home. You'll unlock new rooms, make use of the balconies and other growing spaces, and eventually take your garden all the way to the rooftop greenhouse.

Your plants are not the only things that make up your apartment, after all, you have to live there. Mix and match furniture and decorations, arrange the plants as part of the room itself, and decide what kind of home you want to create. Don't forget your meow-tasic friend while you work on the apartment. Your cat will need to feel at home as well!
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Now I want to grow plants on my windowsills throughout the house.
This game is really tiny. I mean everything is so cute. Love to play it. Thank you that you added a cat.
like it so far, played for a little over 2h just to get a feel of it. nice art stye, really enjoy the routine of taking care of the plants. it's repetitive in a good, relaxing way. keeping in my library for some escape pleasure.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Traditional Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 501 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Tiny Eden is such a chill and satisfying experience. Turning a small city apartment into a full indoor garden feels surprisingly rewarding - watering plants, finding the right light and soil, cooking with your harvest, and slowly expanding everything. The first-person view makes it immersive, the progression is smooth, and the whole atmosphere is very cozy. Perfect if you want a relaxing farming sim without the usual big outdoor farm. I’ve been enjoying just puttering around and watching my little urban garden grow
this game is very relaxing and chill quite fun aswell there is minor issues with crashing may just be my specs but overall great game, i will wait a few days for some bugs to be fixed before playing more. but message to the devs i think this game will blow up even more its one of the best gardening games ive played and just as i thought the game couldnt get better THERE WAS A CAT, absolutely peak game
A very comfortable game - summer vibes and relaxing music I’ll have to gift it to my wife a bit later, she’ll like it
Its everything I wanted in a gardening game. There are a few minor bugs that the devs are already working on (as per the Discord channel) but the game is so charming I can't stop playing it. It can only get better from here.
I actually love the routine of it. The plant genetics are super fun to mess around with, and the devs are clearly passionate about improving the game.
This game suffers from catastrophic over-tutorialisation. I'm not a three year old. I can figure things out on my own. At least include a setting or option at the beginning to have the "I'm not an idiot" experience. Please? It absolutely ruins the start of the game. Let people who want to explore on their own explore on their own. Once you're past that...well the grind fest begins, to be honest. Want someone downstairs to open up shop? Bribe someone for them with food. Then for some reason give THEM food. None of it makes any sense, other than just...grinding. And as others have mentioned, the economy is pretty dire. I quite like slowly building up your business empire, but this takes it too far. Not especially impressed. The progression system, contrary to the initial flood of tutorials, explains nothing. The information completely dries up. Overdue bills lien half of your earned income...doesn't tell you that, though. You need to buy outrageously expensive plasmids to evolve plants...doesn't tell you that until you've wasted your harvest getting to that point in the machine, though. Doesn't explain if you can get plasmids anywhere else or just have to grind. It's like they turned the first 30 minutes of the game into an absurdly patronising tutorial for the basics, then didn't document the rest of the game in any way. Middle ground might be nice! Even some tool tips or in-game descriptions. Nope. Nada. It's a hot mess. This needed another year of development before it came out.
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