
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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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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I play this to unwind after work, and it does the job perfectly. There’s something deeply satisfying about optimizing my little balcony setup. And the community is super nice too. A few bugs, but the heart of the game is in the right place.
Tiny Eden is a hidden gem. I haven’t found another game that combines cozy farming, plant breeding, decorating, organizing, cooking, and management quite like this. I’ve already put nearly 50 hours into the same save since release, and despite all my frustrations, I’m still thoroughly invested. That said, the game launched with a lot of bugs and some very confusing progression. Quests and features are not always explained properly, placement requirements can be unclear, and occasionally something that previously worked will suddenly stop working. If you aren’t patient with launch issues, I would recommend waiting for a few more updates. Thankfully, the community has been helpful, and the developers have been responsive and quick to release fixes and quality-of-life improvements. While waiting for updates, I’ve happily spent my time decorating, reorganizing my apartment and rooftop, stocking up on supplies, tending my plants, and completing orders. There is always something else I can work on. There are also so many little features that I’m still discovering. After almost 50 hours, I only just learned that you can pick up coins around the atrium—and that you can move your bed into another room! Tiny Eden is rough around the edges, but there is a genuinely wonderful and addictive game underneath the bugs. If you love growing and breeding plants, organizing production, decorating, and slowly building up a cozy space, there is a lot here to enjoy. I’m excited to see what it becomes as the developers continue improving it.
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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 512 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I'm really enjoying Tiny Eden, it's really scratched an itch for a game type I've been searching for for a long time. The game is very pretty, I enjoy the different aspects that come with growing your plants, the little things you have to care for on them, and it's very satisfying when it's time to harvest. I'm looking forward to unlocking more throughout the game, and I appreciate that I see the Dev's are updating and fixing bugs quickly. This is a new game and there may be issues, however I have not encountered any bugs personally. The pacing doesn't bother me, I enjoy the process it takes, and once you start to get more plants, you're tending to so much that their growth time isn't bothersome. I can see where earning money seems to take some time, but I can see with where I've gotten to it's gonna start taking off more with selling recipes and soon getting more assistance from a droid (there's little droids that you can unlock). Lastly I really enjoy the game mechanics, I appreciate that the tools aren't hard to use. Again, this is something I've really desired in this type of game (for example, in Cooking Simulator tools are difficult to use), I want to be able to just use things with their intended purpose without issue. My only suggestion would be to have more variation on character models and to make the building feel more lived in with character interaction. It doesn't detour from my enjoyment though, and I'm not slowing down any time soon on playing.
This game is awesome, it is a bit repetitive but in a rewarding way. their are some things that aren't super easy to understand at first like the timer stopping on cooking at 11PM and the building supplies being purchasable stumped me for a bit in the demo, but i am a notorious text skipper so that one is prob on me. with that said this game is beautiful, rewarding and very fun to play. I played about 15 hours in the demo and have truly enjoyed every minute of this game.
lots of potential but should have been released as early access. lots of bugs, impossibly slow game progression. i will come back when it's been updated. save your money for now.
dull and boring npcs, extremely hard to make any progress or money in the game, lack of features shown in trailer, multiple bugs way too many for a non early access game, unfinished and empty atrium despite it being in a supposedly lived in building, unclear instructions, completely a mystery on certain building materials not saying how much it gives you, typos, lack of actual immersion, etc.
So realistic! Plants keep dying and I don't know why, I'm barely staying afloat economically, and I have no idea what people want from me!! Jokes aside, this game is incredibly cute and incredibly half-baked, which is deeply disappointing. I agree with the reviews that mention it feeling like a "paid beta test," but I wanted to give it a few good hours of play time before I made my judgement, and thus ran out the refund period. What I'd Like to See: - More worldbuilding. The idea that our character is a bioengineer working against the vanishing of the bees is incredibly topical and I would love to see deeper lore and exploration associated with this. - Email replies. I got several in-game emails when I first started playing, which were used to establish your character's current role and lifestyle, but they tapered off really quick and there's no option to continue any interaction. Even if it was just picking between two options, it would be nice to have an ongoing interaction, especially in the very slow introductory part of the game. - Economy improvements. The loan system should be based in long-term payments, not something you're expected to return in a lump sum within a week (along with the rest of the loan-related nonsense). A way to restock your store without having to go down and physically restock it would help, as would the ability to put multiple products on a shelf instead of having one-product-type-per. The different clubs you connect to could also invest in your business, which would save issues early on; maybe when you level up your relationship with the clubs, you get investment bonuses? The Good: - So cute. I love that most customization options for the apartment are available right away and super affordable. - The worldbuilding is really neat, what little there is. - The process of plant care is incredibly fun and all the tools make it an engaging craft process. - Once you start getting the hang of plant care, things start taking shape, but there are a lot of hangups, unfortunately... The Bad: - Quests are not clear at all and you have no control over the quest UI. It tells you what your next step is, but doesn't have any reminders for what you're supposed to make, necessitating note-taking as a player. - There is no prioritization of quests; it's impossible to tell which choice will actually move your game forward overall and which will do absolutely nothing to progress the plotline. - The building is EMPTY outside of quest-related NPCs and these two guys in the lobby who are standing pressed up against each other, like they're makin' out or having a serious little conversation. It adds an air of creepiness to a game that's meant to be cozy. - So many interaction problems. [TAB] opens the tablet after 2-3 presses. Focusing on the planting holes takes repeated attempts. Any plants on shelves border on inaccessible and no longer highlight when selected. Watering them is almost impossible. - Plants die all the time for no clear reason. This is especially bad early in the game, when you don't have access to anything that can heat or cool the plants, so while you're already struggling for cash, you're not able to harvest anything AND your plants are dying faster than you can afford to replace them. - I bought several different cat(s) / cat skins? but nothing happened. If there's a way to change the cat's skin, it isn't made clear. If there are supposed to be multiple cats, that doesn't happen either. - The quest telling me to take Cornflowers to the roof between 9 PM and 11 PM didn't work when I tried to do it. There were no quest markers on the roof, there were no NPCs on the roof, there was nothing. I ran around with a tray of cornflowers until the game told me to go to bed. - Food stops cooking when it's time to sleep. This doesn't bother me, but others have complained about it, so I wanted to mention that I noticed that they stop at bedtime and are usually finished or finish shortly after the day starts again. - The loan system makes absolutely no sense. I took out a loan, was immediately late on payments, and the payments have just... continued going down in cost the longer I don't pay them? I'm not sure what's going on there, but compared to other loan systems I've used in other games, it does not make any sense.
A cozy first-person gardening simulator set in a futuristic city.
Started off with a ton of bugs. They're working to patch and update quickly. I liked the game but now stuck with some of the issues and going to wait till some things get cleaned up before I get back on. Don't expect much and you'll enjoy the simplicity. Will redo my review once the game is running smoother!
I enjoy the game but it should be in early access... The game is missing QoL features that are expected in this kind of game, it's pretty buggy, some quests are confusing and without one of the biggest bug (that allows you to cook up to 4 things at once for the price of 1) would be wayyy too grindy for my taste.
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