Hunter tile lists "forests" adjacency twice, one of them is supposed to be for mountains I believe. Game froze after 5 minutes but it doesn't seem like there was a lot to explore mechanically....

It's a cool idea but very badly paced. You have to buy the initial storage upgrade like 5 or 6 times before you can really do anything else and even then it's literately at smail's pace.

While the experience is enjoyable, it also feels unnecessarily long, drawn out and unchanging through the entire experience. The earlygame balance feels wrong as well, with needing to upgrade your capacity many times before you can even get anything else. With a few balance updates, this could be great. For now it's just okay.

It's a tree game. At this point, who reads the text on the buttons of a tree game? If you are not yet tired of tree games, you may like this game.

idk about this one. 2/3 negative votes but only positive comments? it is SO SLOW to enter a menu or get to the next loop or do anything... Not sure I understand the game, as the box is in the name but the flowers and environment is what you actually play with/use to upgrade?

Held my attention for about an hour. Good balance of active/idle. Some strategic options but, in my opinion, only worth one full play.

Played it fully and seemed fine. Has minigames, and the premium currency is fake. Idk the no upvotes edit: encountered the fatal crash bug atm I missed

crashed 20min in. cool game though, will upvote when you fix it and include at least a local save...

It's a shame the demo was very unpopular. The final game seems very polished overall, and it feels like a waste to have a 50/50 ratio on the votes....

Played the full game. Loved it. The game has some design issues. The early game really didn't feel 'chill' at all, like the tags suggest. But towards the middle and late game the gameplay really opened up and I had a blast. If nothing else, the art absolutely made me stick around until that point. I'm a try before I buy sort of person, and I fully recommend paying full price for this game.

No longer recommended. Traditional nostalgic

35 minutes to beat the demo, the only real issue is the lag (going to your skill area buffers and so does the main area when you get too many flowers). A bit more automation would be nice, it felt like the watering can progression being locked behind a 3k point area while the rest of the areas are 100 is a bit odd.

An interesting starting premise, but the constant game crashes and the simple/boring skill progression quickly sapped the fun from it.

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This is not an incremental game in any way. It should not be on this website....

It kept me entertained for about a week

I could be just a dumb clicker, but this 3d implementation gives it its unique charm....

Call me insane but the idea is not that bad. The UI is pretty barebones but it's not as bad as the other review makes it out to be.

It was fun, I enjoyed playing it. As many others mentioned, the game suffers from some QoL issues. The developer has recently added Buy All buttons into the Tier Points, but now this means you need to decide if you want buffs that actually progress your game, or do you want QoL benefits. It's a really bad tradeoff. You CAN respec, but then you need to grind out 5 rebirths (the cost of the respect) without the Buy All button if you switched from convenience to progression. This wouldn't be bad if Tier Points weren't so hard to come by, but they are very limited and the choice feelsbad.

It's... Short, 15 to 30 minutes short. Because that's your time limit depending on chosen difficulty. There's not a lot of complexity, there's few upgrades and they all scale in cost together, diving feels... Weird, because you can't really see a lot ahead of you. It's not *bad* per se, so the review is positive, but this is more of a small challenge than a full-fledged game.