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Plantera (2016)

VaragtP

Nintendo 3DS · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation Vita · Wii U

2.59 from 37 ratings

464 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 214 backlogged · 7 wish listed

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In the world of Plantera you grow your own garden and breed plants and animals to earn coins with their produce. Use the coins to buy new plants and animals, and also special items and garden expansions. Watch everything grow, help planting and harvesting, buy new things, and defend your garden from sneaky magpies, rabbits, foxes, and wolves. Raise your … Read more
In the world of Plantera you grow your own garden and breed plants and animals to earn coins with their produce. Use the coins to buy new plants and animals, and also special items and garden expansions. Watch everything grow, help planting and harvesting, buy new things, and defend your garden from sneaky magpies, rabbits, foxes, and wolves. Raise your level and the productivity of your plants and animals! Earn more and more, and create your own dream garden! Read less
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Details

Developers
VaragtP
Publishers
Ratalaika Games, VaragtP
Genres
Indie, Simulator, Strategy
Themes
Business
Steam
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Release dates

  • Jan 28, 2016 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Feb 09, 2017 (Europe) Nintendo 3DS, Wii U
  • Feb 09, 2017 (North_America) Nintendo 3DS, Wii U
  • May 23, 2017 (Worldwide) PlayStation Vita

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3 stars
17
2 stars
9
1 star
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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · May 1, 2018

Thankfully, it plays itself

Plantera is not a game but rather an interactive screensaver where you can click on things. It's kind of lazy even for a clicker; There are 5 types of vegetables, 5 types each of small and large trees and 5 types of animals. The workers all look identical too. The art style is cute, they should try to make a …

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Plantera is not a game but rather an interactive screensaver where you can click on things. It's kind of lazy even for a clicker; There are 5 types of vegetables, 5 types each of small and large trees and 5 types of animals. The workers all look identical too. The art style is cute, they should try to make a game with that.

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SneakyMonkey

Review SneakyMonkey 3/5 · Jul 5, 2016

A very simple clicker-game-slash-farming-simulator, Plantera doesn't even come with a tutorial. It's so simple, there's no need aside from the initial "what is happening why can't I move my character oh, I see, that's not my character I just click these things." After an hour, you've probably seem everything there is to see. You can 100% the achievements in 9 …

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A very simple clicker-game-slash-farming-simulator, Plantera doesn't even come with a tutorial. It's so simple, there's no need aside from the initial "what is happening why can't I move my character oh, I see, that's not my character I just click these things." After an hour, you've probably seem everything there is to see. You can 100% the achievements in 9 hours or less, depending on how active you are or how many days you want to put into checking in every few hours to gain the maximum 1 level you can get while away. It was fun for a few hours and enjoyable for the money. Very low replayability, though.

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thewritingj

Status thewritingj Jun 4, 2016

This is an incredibly simple, adorable game. You literally just watch a garden, watch animals run around your garden, and click on stuff. It's soothing, imo. The difficulty slowly ramps up as you level, with more and more fruit trees and kinds of bad animals coming to steal your goods. It's probably better suited to being a mobile app game, …

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This is an incredibly simple, adorable game. You literally just watch a garden, watch animals run around your garden, and click on stuff. It's soothing, imo. The difficulty slowly ramps up as you level, with more and more fruit trees and kinds of bad animals coming to steal your goods. It's probably better suited to being a mobile app game, but I like it. Esp as someone w/anxiety and depression, sometimes I just need to stare at brightly colored cartoon animals and click on fruit, ok. :P

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