
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
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About
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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honestly this game is a hidden gem!! the vibes are immaculate and taking care of my little futuristic garden is so therapeutic. minor bugs but totally worth it
[Not Recommended] — At least not in its current state as of September 2026. I really love the art style and the initial marketing of this game. The development team clearly has extensive knowledge of botany and culinary arts; the appearance and growth characteristics of the plants, as well as the ingredients for most dishes, are wonderfully replicated in-game. However, this excellent foundation is currently completely ruined by disastrous underlying systems and numerical balancing. Although the game is advertised as "relaxing and cozy," its actual system design delivers a high-pressure experience rivaling that of Dark Souls. This is specifically reflected in the following fatal flaws: A broken economy with zero room for error: It is extremely difficult for players to accumulate capital through the "purchase > plant > craft > sell" loop. The meager income from daily tasks often fails to cover the massive investment costs and the mandatory "municipal fees" running in the background. Worse yet, the game offers no room for trial and error: mistakenly built objects cannot be dismantled, and incorrectly purchased items cannot be refunded, leaving your cash flow constantly on the verge of breaking. Easily soft-locked daily tasks: This is currently the most common system deadlock. The daily task quota is extremely low (only 5 slots), yet it heavily relies on RNG that frequently demands materials impossible to obtain at your current progression level. These tasks cannot be trashed, and you aren't always given the option to decline them upon receiving them. As a result, your task slots become permanently blocked, completely paralyzing the normal progression loop. "Souls-like" cryptic guidance: The descriptions for main quests are incredibly vague, mistakenly applying the fragmented storytelling famous in Dark Souls to the quest requirements of a casual game. Players are forced to rely on painful guesswork and trial-and-error to make progress without any clear instructions, draining a massive amount of energy. Primitive and stressful inventory management (UX): Even though automated machinery is introduced in the mid-game, the storage system remains a complete mess. Large quantities of items are rigidly split into small stacks of 8 to 24 units (with extremely low limits per grid), leading to a heavily fragmented inventory. Coupled with frequent "inventory-swallowing" bugs (where items show up in stats but cannot be extracted) and realistic plant growth times, it's very easy to suffer from a broken supply chain. Conclusion: Although the development team has been pushing frequent updates recently, most of them are merely surface-level fixes. The core issues causing "progression soft-locks" and "high-pressure management" mentioned above have not seen any substantial improvement. I previously played the late-stage Demo version of this game extensively (for over 15 hours), and regrettably, the experience of the official release is not even as comfortable as that Demo. I hope the development team can confront the flaws in their core systems, but until this high-pressure loop is completely overhauled, I do not recommend this game to players looking for a relaxing and cozy experience.
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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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This is such a cute and cozy game about gardening, decorating your own space and running a little store. If you like slower games that have a relaxed atmosphere and if you enjoy planting and tending to your plants you will love it !!
I like how its really laid back i do not like that there seems to be not much direction with how your suppose to do certian things.
This game is a lot of fun! I will give a few pro's and cons here in hope that helps people out. Pro's: - You have a cute cat. - It's a cozy, slow paced game. You don't have a timer, or a deadline you need to reach so you can play the game at your own pace! -You have a big variety of plants you can plant and that makes it more fun because some plants need other thing than other plants. - There is a lot of possibility to decorate you're home/garden so you can decide what your home looks like! - It's not only planting, you can also cook, use your laboratory to upgrade your plants, complete orders and sell thing in your own shop. - Last but not least, you have a cat or did I mention that already? XD Cons: - The how to build and more specifically how to get materials could be better explained (if you're building check the top of your screen that's where you can see the materials). - Sometimes the game says you have problems with plants (not enough water, weeds,...) but doesn't show it. In my experience this is fixed by pressing alt x2 (once to not show and once to show again). - Heathers, lights, fans are not explained, but they do all work for what you need. - There is a lot to do (at your own pace) but it can be hard to decide on where the priorities are I saw some other reviews here saying they have inventory problems, it's a thing I haven't come across yet! Also a tip I have is unlock tables so you can build planters on top and than the plants get more light! To the developers these are things I like to add to the game: - Pin orders so that it's easier to track what you need - Put a visible number on the reputation so you know how much points you need to be able to level up Anyhow, I do really recommend the game if you like slow paced, cozy games!
SO disappointing they are using AI and lying about it it seems! They said they didn't use AI but it really seems like AI coding was used in the actual game. They're also ignoring any comments asking about AI usage but responding to other stuff 👀 I fear this is the start of a bunch of buggy AI coded games that will flood the market and it doesn't seem like there's any protections against it. Anyone can say they're not using it but it's easy to lie.
This game is honestly so relaxing and fun. I will admit a little confusing but ive only played for about 4 hours so i know as time goes on im sure i will get a better understanding of everything! overall very fun
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Verrry cozy game. Mega grind tho!
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