Garden Trills

Cute little gardening puzzle platformer game where you are playing as a small bird questing to try to make her new home and neighborhood cozy and friendly with the help of new pals. This one has been sitting in my library for a while and I finally chose to pick it up. I'm enjoying it immensely, it's fun as a solo cozy game. That said, I think full price is a bit expensive for the amount of gameplay we get and there isn't anything crazy happening quest-wise to keep you involved for too long. Definitely recommend picking it up when it's on sale, which is what I probably did back in the day as I am an accidental cozy game hoarder as I work through 100%ing new games pretty regularly.

Chill game where you collect flowers, marbles and more importantly hats. Can be a bit intensive on the pc on max settings, but fine on 30 fps/medium graphics.

Such a fun little game. Lots of fun hopping around and planting. It's more like a 5-6 hour game, but I was compelled to 100% it.

very calm and fun. if you are bored and don't know what to do, I recommend this game!

Developed and published by Yukim, Garden Trills is a delightful indie adventure that embraces tranquility, creativity, and exploration instead of relying on combat or high-stakes action. The game follows Tomi, a small sparrow who sets out to breathe new life into the floating gardens of Vernubiel, a picturesque world inspired by Mediterranean landscapes. Every corner of this vibrant setting radiates warmth through its lush vegetation, colorful architecture, and peaceful atmosphere, making it easy to become immersed in its welcoming environment. Rather than rushing players from one objective to the next, the game encourages them to take their time, appreciate the scenery, and uncover the many secrets hidden throughout its interconnected world. The standout mechanic revolves around magical gardening, which transforms flowers into tools for both exploration and puzzle-solving. Each flower possesses unique properties that allow players to alter the environment, open new paths, and overcome platforming challenges in creative ways. Instead of presenting rigid solutions, the game frequently rewards experimentation, allowing multiple approaches to many of its more than one hundred puzzles…

Cute. It's OK.