Greenhouse (2025)

Greenspace is a refreshingly unique take on the liminal genre, with modern art museums and greenhouses serving as the primary settings, alongside some perspective-based, hidden-object, and first-person mechanics thrown in for good measure. That being said, I feel that the experience might have been even stronger without the fetch-quest-puzzles or the janky janitor entity (the latter of which can be disabled in the settings). I thought the insects worked particularly well, but the game was at its best when it simply leaned into its liminal atmosphere and let the environments speak for themselves. Stripped down to its liminal essentials, as it were. Either way, if you're a fan of liminal games—with or without entities—Greenhouse offers a genuinely fresh take on the genre and is worth checking out.

Lmao. A hidden gem that has been waiting in my library for six months. I was too lazy to start the game just because I was expecting another mess full of slop. Always something new to see, doesn't get tedious quickly. An above-average backrooms and liminal space experience + standard overdose on amanita muscaria.

WOW.... Each area was so unqiie. Some areas eerie, some areas weird.... The backrooms areaw ith e upside down plants...That was eerie.... the shiny statues were odd.... My favorite area was near the end...the rainbow corridors with the man on the wall showing Red > Green > Yellow > Blue etc It felt eerie there as the corridors changed color....then the Groundkeeper appeared again out of nowhere and got me... LOL I liked the idea of finding the 3 puzzle pieces to put into the doors to progress to the next area. IThis time I had no crahses all the way through, conpared to the demo with hte "Fatal Crash" and quit and had to reload....maybe its fixed now.. bit disappointed with the end, I liked how we returned to the hotel and found our own body on the floor, and our person saying "NO NOOO'.... bur i felt a little let down that we didnt findo uut what happened to the groundskeeper? How did he die? was he zombified? All it said was "he sealed his own fate".... I guess its good enough....leaves it our imagination possibly? The entities were great....another favortie section of mine was the area with the multiple elevator walkways going up and down, I walkd in and the entities…

Ooh this was a very cool experience. A definite recommend for enjoyers of eerie liminal backrooms-esque environments. Unsettling and atmospheric, but the environments are beautiful. And getting lost in a greenhouse while rain pelts down on the glass roof is quite the vibe. Some spooky scares, but I think you can toggle those off. I loved them though. Get immersed in the exploration, mess about with weather, solve simple puzzles, get lost, and uncover the story. Don't know why more people haven't played this one.

7,5 / 10 Good Game.

I wish I could recommend this game but the puzzles get repetitive and old real fast, the game runs way too long (about 2 hours for me), the controls and performance aren't great, and the ending is pretty unsatisfying. It looks really nice which is what kept me going, but I don't know that it was worth it in the end. I guess if you want to play every liminal game you can find you can play this one, but I think your time is better spent elsewhere. I think whoever made this game shows a lot of potential, they just need a bit more refinement and variety if/when they make something else.