Blueberry Garden
Erik Svedäng · 2009 · Adventure, Indie, Short, Puzzle, Platformer
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 13068Metacritic
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About Blueberry Garden
Congratulations Blueberry Garden! Winner of the Seumas McNally Grand Prize for 'Best Independent Game' at the 2009 Independent Games Festival. Also a winner for 'Best Innovation' at the 2008 Swedish Game Awards.
Blueberry Garden is a short and experimental game about exploring a strange world. It is set in an ever-changing ecosystem and your goal is to find out what's going on among the softly swaying trees and mysterious creatures living there.
The game is a relaxing, yet intense experience for people who like soaring through the sky.
Key features:
Blueberry Garden is a short and experimental game about exploring a strange world. It is set in an ever-changing ecosystem and your goal is to find out what's going on among the softly swaying trees and mysterious creatures living there.
The game is a relaxing, yet intense experience for people who like soaring through the sky.
Key features:
- Interactive fairytale — no film sequences or dialogues
- Food — Try out the effects of various fruits and use their effects to navigate the landscape more easily
- Story — Experience two different endings depending on your choices and your skill
- Living world — Plants, fruits and animals living in symbiosis
- Music — Fantastic piano tunes by Daduk
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
(Most hours played before Steam recorded game-time) A short but beautiful platforming experience with a lovely soundtrack. Explore a whimsical world as you build a tower out of items you find. Where will you end up?1 found this helpful
One of the first indie games I purchased on steam. At the time it felt like an art experience, which was unlike anything else with all those polished consoles games I was so used to. Nowadays this game will at most give you an insight into the state of PC indie games in the late 00s.
This is such a weird platformer, I have no idea how to describe it.
This is a relaxing, and very whimsical game. Apart from basic prompting to help you control the game, there's no direction about what to do or what's happening. You will find it out yourself as you experiment - you can fail, and you can eventually win. If you feel like a bit of whimsical escapism, this is it.
Lovely little game, lots of fun exploring the world and little ecosystem. It walks a tight line between providing a challenge and providing a little sandbox. And it does it pretty well. Highly recommended.
I like what Blueberry Garden is trying to say, but I can’t say I enjoyed playing it. The game doesn’t really bother in explaining itself and once you have a decent idea what to do, the garden is half underwater. The sloppy controls and weird physics also makes navigating the level a somewhat frustrating task.
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