Treeplanter: Plant real trees🌲

A beautiful, atmospheric and simple playscape game. I bought it just to plant the tree, but it was fun to play around in and had a nice vibe! :D

just got it for the tree planting. but game is decent and chill

Tree planter is an amazing relaxing experience perfect for when you have a bit if time to kill and just want to let go of all your stresses. And that music man.... and the visuals too... its hard to say alot of vad apart from the lack of stuff to build with, but the tight selection only breeds creativity.

10/10. the metric of winning is when the dog shows up.

Unfortunately I couldn't get it going. I'm on Linux Mint, but the two different Proton Compatibility Layers I tried didn't work (this is unusual), and neither did running it in a Windows sandbox (which really SHOULD have worked; that was the desperation move!). This is the first Windows Steam game I've tried that NO workaround works for, and for which I have to do a hard reset to get it off the black screen that appears whenever I try to play it. It might be a good game but I'm not in a position to say. I returned it for a refund after I ran out of "Play Already You Dratted Thing!" options. So... if you use Linux, DO NOT buy this game. When it says native Windows, it REALLY means it.

A cute and relaxing cosy game that lets you mess around and create some fun woodland spaces. It's chillout as all hell and I can dig (pun intended) that right now. It's minimalistic at its core, which some gamers won't like. Don't come in expecting a city builder experience, the aim is more about artistic and atmospheric vibes and I like what it achieves.

What a fantastic game, just for the wonderful ambiance and the cozy gameplay. You'll be supporting a good cause if you pick up the game too! What is there not to like?

[h1] DISCLAIMER: This is a first impressions review, and NOT a full review [/h1] Treeplanter is a game developed by Henry Driver, Rianna Suen and Halime Karaca and published by Future Friends Games The game offers some nice graphics and a nice aesthetic, although some ugly glitches here and there, it is pleasant all the same The game does suffer with some repetitiveness at certain areas of the game but a fun game nonetheless Treeplanter overall, however, is a fun game to play, yet sometimes repetitive and it does get boring if being played for a long time, but is a really good sandbox game to play in short bursts! [h1] RECOMMENDED :) [/h1] [b] REVIEW SOURCES: [/b] [list] [*] None

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I was skeptical in buying this--most promises made to "plant a tree with every purchase!" result in a lot of monoculture saplings of the same age being planted, which is a recipe for failure, and indeed, tree-planting projects often see failure rates upwards of 90%, so these projects usually amount to no more than corporate greenwashing--but the creator here at least seems committed, so I bought a copy. I'm glad I did! What a nice, genuinely soul-soothing game! I honestly was a little creeped out by the music, and you can't turn off the vocals and just have the instrumentals, so I just decided to turn the music completely off and leave the ambient sounds on, but the visuals more than make up for it! You can practically feel the green light and smell the forest air, and the game replicates the feeling of being outdoors strongly enough that I can feel my mood start to lift the way going out into nature makes me feel. If you live in a city or somewhere relatively treeless, this feels like it could give the sort of therapeutic next-best-thing feeling a sunlamp does. What a nice thing for office-dwellers as well as trees! I also really like the emphasis on ecology and learning about how ecosystems are interdependent webs of organisms, not just one tree you dress up to look really good; you start off adding a little wheatgrass around your tree here and some mushrooms and rocks there, and then you get a pop-up telling you hedgehogs are good for the soil, but they like lots of deadwood to burrow in...so you start building up the floor of your forest, and then you figure you should add in some dead tree stumps and some moss on them, and soon birds are coming around, and it snowballs in the loveliest way. Hats off to the devs here, you took my jaded and misanthropic grump-heart and now it's all mossy and sprouting little itty-bitty blossoms!