Unify a broken community as the newly-appointed Guardian of The Grove. Traverse a vibrant island to combat invasive Rot, inspire its inhabitants, and rebuild your home. You won't have to do this alone: fruity friends await, ready to lend a hand!
Concord, the youngest grape in The Grove, is now a Guardian, and it’s their job to help restore the island. That’s a lot to shoulder for a grape barely off the vine… and more than a few inhabitants are skeptical they have what it takes. Fortunately, Concord has friends like Elderberry, Rana, and Fuji on their side! With their help, you can take on the dangerous Rot and find ways to encourage other residents to assist in the efforts. The Grove is your home, and your work will affect change for the better! Protect your friends, gather precious materials, and repair social ties and structures by bringing the fruits, fungi, and frogs of each village together as they work to fend off the Rot that threatens to destroy your home for good. Guide Concord’s restoration efforts and earn the trust of the community: help others with their problems, and they’ll offer you help in turn! There’s plenty of work to be done, but don’t forget to take time and appreciate this lush world and the fruits of your labor. Listen to the sweet and catchy music of the island, relax in The Grove’s cozy and inviting atmosphere, cultivate gardens and libraries, and enjoy the delightful personalities you’ll meet along the way.
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Despite whatever the thumb says, the verdict of this review is "mixed" or "neither good nor bad". This is one of those games that's difficult to give a definite yes or no to. Steam forces you to choose up or down, but honestly it's really a coin flip with this cute little grape man. First of all, if you're expecting a game that scratches your Stardew itch, this aint it. Watch or read about the gameplay before you buy. There is no farming or mining or decorating or anything like that. This game is NOT a life sim. There's nothing like that. At all. So beware any game journalism articles you may have seen claiming this game will "give you your Stardew fix". It might or might not. Depends what you think that means. Maybe in terms of how cute and colorful it looks, but in terms of gameplay, it's not even close to that kinda game. So let's just say that up front. This is not a review where I
I just finished 100%ing Garden Story for a second time since the game first came out. I do not enjoy this as a game, rather I engage with it as something to numb my attention. It's provides me the emotional sensation like that of accidentally slamming my elbow against a hard surface making my mind go fuzzy in a way that could be described as interesting and fun. Garden Story is part of a trend I refer to as "chore games", or more amusingly "sanrio productivity software" which were sparked from the seed of Stawdew Valley and exploded in the wake of Animal Crossing. You're a little friend and you're in a place where things won't get done without your tedious repetitive efforts. It's just like real life except you don't have to stand up. You can talk to other cute little buddys to read their lukewarm agreeable thoughts about The Crushing Distress eating away at the world. Such are the cla
I've waited for the release of Garden Story since I played the demo last year. So far I've played through Spring Hamlet (maybe 20-25% of the game?) and decided to write a review. The art style is beautiful, due to the astounding color coordination and usage of mostly pastel colors. The characters (so far mostly fruit and vegetable apart from an amphibian) are very cute. The story seems rather average, but gameplay reminds me a little bit of older The Legend of Zelda titles-- which is a good thing, in my opinion. So far I'm having much fun and can recommend Garden Story for anybody who likes Zelda-like games and has 20 bucks to spare.
The art and music are great. But the game part of this game leaves a lot to be desired. - Combat is the main focus of this game. Absolutely. If you came here thinking you were getting SDV, oops. You don't get the ability to garden until 3/4 of the way through, there are only four plants, and the only reason they exist is to be something else for your weapon upgrade tracker and/or library upgrades. - Combat is the main focus, but it's clunky. The beginning of the game is way harder than the end, because having low stamina is extremely punishing. The first weapon you get has a minuscule hitbox, so if you want to get close enough to kill the only enemy in the game that deals contact damage... you have to get right up in its face. - The enemies are weirdly balanced. The only one that will consistently cause you trouble is the mini-oozes that jump around, because they're the only ones that d
Couple things I want to start with. 1. This game is ok. 6/10, where 5 is neither good nor bad. It's better than nothing. 2. I really appreciate developers putting in all this hard work into games. I think it's easy to write a review and talk about things I did or didn't like. It's much harder to create things that delight, and remove things that don't. Something that's a first for me is that I actually started taking small bullet notes when playing along with this game. That doesn't mean this review will be any better than normal. It'll just be more documented. I'll start with the 'bad things' and move on to the 'good things'. But more accurately, they're just things I didn't like and things I did like. Not all things I dislike are bad. Additionally, these notes were taken more as someone who was playtesting a game, and less as someone who's trying to write a review. Things that I d
First of all, this is very cute. The animation of a single grape settling down to sleep on a leaf every night is enough for a positive review. Some people say this is similar to Stardew Valley, but 11 hours in, it feels much more like a simpler Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening. Worth every dollar.
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