Nurture a small pot of succulents that grow in real time. Viridi is a safe haven, a place you can return to for a moment of peace and quiet whenever you need it.
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Themes across 48 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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It's a game that feels boring and blissful at the same time. If you're looking for a little corner to practice patience, Viridi is worth your time
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忙的时候它自己长着，闲下来刚好能赶上浇一次水、换一盆土，每一次回来都有新的颜色的感觉还真不错
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This game has e-sports potential.
非常适合养老的游戏，希望我退休的时候这个游戏还在
In real life, every succulent I keep ends up dying on me. But in *Viridi*, even if I ignore them for months and they wilt, a little water brings them right back to life. Some players say, "No matter how long you forget them, they never truly die," while others joke, "Even the hardiest succulents wither under my watch." All kidding aside, though—the succulents in this game really can't die.
好玩！ OST很好听，已购入并循环👍
相当顺手的休闲小游戏，每周领取随机免费幼苗并看着它们渐渐长成的过程莫名治愈，现在已经养成每天除草浇水的习惯了（ 就是移动植株的时候比较难受，明明有很大空间但就是放不下去，“摆盘”废了好大一番功夫……
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