Garden Paradise
Coytek Games · 2024 · Casual, God Game, Sandbox, Life Sim, 3D Platformer
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About Garden Paradise
Welcome to "Garden Paradise", a game focused on leisure and relaxation. Here, you can design your ideal garden by dragging and placing various units. Whether you want to create a peaceful flower garden or a lively outdoor entertainment area, this game can fulfill your design needs.
The gameplay of "Garden Paradise" is very simple yet enjoyable. The game randomly generates various units, which you can drag and drop to the designated positions to implement your garden design.
The game offers a wide variety of unit types for you to freely combine:
Ground: Basic paving units that define the basic outline of the garden.
Vegetable Patch: Where you can grow various vegetables and flowers, adding a natural atmosphere.
Pond: Adding water elements to make the garden more lively.
House: The core building of the garden, which can be a small cottage or a villa.
Fountain: Decorative water feature that enhances the aesthetics of the garden.
Tables and Chairs: Furniture for rest and entertainment.
Fences: Divide the garden area and increase privacy.
Well: Traditional element that adds a rustic charm.
Other small items: Enrich the details of the garden, such as lanterns, flower pots, etc.
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In addition to simple dragging and placing, some units in the game also have interactive functions:
Rotation: Most units can be rotated, making it convenient for you to arrange them from different angles.
Lamp: Can be turned on and off, creating different lighting effects.
Piggy Bank: Can save game data, ensuring that your design is not lost.
Color Palette: Can change the background color, making your garden design more personalized.
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The gameplay of "Garden Paradise" is very simple yet enjoyable. The game randomly generates various units, which you can drag and drop to the designated positions to implement your garden design.
The game offers a wide variety of unit types for you to freely combine:
Ground: Basic paving units that define the basic outline of the garden.
Vegetable Patch: Where you can grow various vegetables and flowers, adding a natural atmosphere.
Pond: Adding water elements to make the garden more lively.
House: The core building of the garden, which can be a small cottage or a villa.
Fountain: Decorative water feature that enhances the aesthetics of the garden.
Tables and Chairs: Furniture for rest and entertainment.
Fences: Divide the garden area and increase privacy.
Well: Traditional element that adds a rustic charm.
Other small items: Enrich the details of the garden, such as lanterns, flower pots, etc.
……
In addition to simple dragging and placing, some units in the game also have interactive functions:
Rotation: Most units can be rotated, making it convenient for you to arrange them from different angles.
Lamp: Can be turned on and off, creating different lighting effects.
Piggy Bank: Can save game data, ensuring that your design is not lost.
Color Palette: Can change the background color, making your garden design more personalized.
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What Steam players say
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Garden Paradise (aka Poly Garden... never a good sign when a "developer" doesn't even know what their software is called) is not a game. Games contain meaningful gamelike interaction and game loops, which are absent in this software. This is a pointless bit of software that lets you (badly) manipulate various low poly (and presumably asset flipped) objects on a grid. That's it. The UI sucks even more than the low quality assets. So yeah, move buckets and plants around randomly. You don't even get to choose which objects are generated so your "garden" looks ugly, and all you can do with it is look at it, so this is pretty awful. And they want YOUR money for this garbage. For those unfamiliar with what actually makes something a game, a "game loop" describes the interaction and feedback a gamer has when playing a game. Tetris, for example, has a game loop where a random block appears, the gamer interacts with the block to position it, and then the game decides if that finishes a row or not, increases the players score if any rows were completed, then gives the gamer another block to position. Counter-Strike has a game loop where a player seeks another player, tests their …1 found this helpful
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