Garden Cleanup Simulator

Completed in just under 2 hours. Some of the mechanics were a little rocky but overall it was a fun game. Hoping for some more levels in the future.

I first played Garden Cleanup Simulator when the demo came out, and I enjoyed it so much that I was genuinely disappointed when I ran out of gardens to clean. So naturally, I was rather looking forward to getting my hands on the full game. And I'm pleased to say I haven't been disappointed. There's something wonderfully relaxing about being given a neglected garden and a collection of tools, then being left to get on with making it look lovely again. No rushing around, no timers breathing down your neck, just a bit of mowing, hedge trimming, branch cutting and rubbish collecting. The new tools are a welcome addition, and I particularly enjoyed getting to grips with the hedge trimmers and branch cutters. Watching an overgrown garden slowly turn into somewhere you'd actually want to sit with a cup of tea is surprisingly satisfying. Now, I should mention that the game and I did have a slight disagreement. After around two hours of happily cleaning gardens, I found myself searching for one final piece of rubbish. Just one. I went around that garden so many times that I probably knew every blade of grass personally, but could I find the little blighter? Absolutely not! That's prob…

I've been waiting for this game to be released since I read about it on Reddit, and I've really enjoyed it. It's pretty easy to grasp, relaxing to play, nice graphics, and can be completed in 2 hours, all achievements done along the way. The demo gives you an idea of what to expect. I love the touch that you finish each job by putting a gnome in the garden at the end, like it's the signature of your business. Just so charming. :)

I wanted this game to be good and enjoyable. Save your money. Till they add a lot more content. You can beat the gang in about 1. 1/2hrs. I played the demo and I thought OK they’re gonna add a lot more content to it. It might not be so rudimental but it’s more long alliance for 10 and under. I understand it’s a chill game, but you have to add some content than what you had in the demo other than adding a couple extra tools. That were disappointing Even on sale for $7 it over priced by 5 bucks IMO. I didn’t want to give bad review, had to be honest.

Oh jeez, this game's the definition of shovelware. Let's start off with the negatives: - Text is often overlayed or underlayed by graphics. - There is no FOV slider. - You cannot change the control layout. - There is barely any music. - Over the course of the game, you unlock more and more tools - but to use them, you always have to return to your car for whatever reason. - You cannot set sprint to toggle. - Later levels REQUIRE certain tools so unlocking them is basically just an illusion of choice - it's enforced actually. - The graphics all look AI generated. - If you run out of water mid-watering plants, there is no clear indicator once you return from the tap. This can get confusing, so you'll have to remember the exact plant you have watered up to this point. - There is no photo mode or "comparison" mode which shows you how the gardens looked before you began working on it and how it looks afterwards (Powerwash Simulator has done this magnificently). - If you cut branches in tall grass, good luck finding them again. There is no "search" button or ability. - The game stutters whenever the music changes. - Lawnmower driving physics (If you may even call them that) are horri…