Mysarium: Cozy Lo-fi Terrarium

Good App. It feels a niche that was needed and the price point is worthy. I find myself worrying over what my mysarium creation is doing far more than I should... which brings me to my next part - suggestions. Maybe there's a roadmap out there but I don't see it. For this game to really catch on, the mysarium needs to become an entity, a living, organic space, evolving. I'd hope to see a dynamic animation/interaction branch for each asset. The placeables should have a life cycle of their own; the benches grow ivy, the flowers have season, the pond decor float about, the structures wear. I want to see weather patterns within, day cycles, fragile things should break and need tlc... I want to CARE for my terrarium, not just make a stationary painting and watch clouds float by and hope for a creature. Let it breathe. Another thing: the diary. I love the exerpts, they're lovingly and creatively written. I just want to create my own observations as well, or use the diary to log tasks or journal. Please allow the player to have access to a diary. Also, please make the pop-out overlay scalable. It's tiny on my desktop and I still want to see what's going on in detail over my de…

[b] The Graphics: [/b] the team has put a lot of effort into creating artistically inspired graphics with original, hand-drawn designs [b] The Gameplay: [/b] it helps me relax and time just flies by without me even checking the clock; the more items you unlock, the more you discover little gems and Easter eggs that make you smile. The mode for creating new types of plants could do with a bit of fine-tuning, but it’s nothing that spoils the experience [b] The Soundtrack: [/b] a lovely background track that you can also listen to whilst doing other work on your PC [b]Rating: 9/10 [/b]

A perfect escape from a fast-paced life. I bought this game even though I'm not an avid PC gamer; I’ve only recently started exploring Steam after switching from consoles. I previously fell in love with Nerobi, the developers' first game, which I reviewed positively, especially for its beautiful art style. That’s why I decided to support their second project. ✅ After about 4 hours of playtime, Mysarium is proving to be a wonderful revelation. It’s a genre I wasn't very familiar with, but it has become the perfect companion while working from home. Although I usually prefer composing with monochromatic colors, the design and graphics here are incredibly emotional and relaxing. Many artists use this technique, and it is truly beautiful to look at and experience. I highly hope the developers keep adding new assets consistently, as this has the potential to be a long-term favorite. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to discover, collect, and compose to relax their mind in a world that already moves too fast. Special shout-out to the idle/overlay feature: it’s amazing because you can easily keep it in a corner of your screen while studying, working, or doing other tasks. Highly …

I played the demo and bought the full game on day one, zero regrets. There are so many objects to decorate with now, and everything that was locked in the demo is finally available. I never get tired of working on my little terrarium.

I'm not usually a regular gamer, but a friend of mine recommended this game to me, and I tried the demo, which had already won me over. In my free time, I like to relax and not think too much—and this game is perfect for that. The pace, the colours, and the artwork transport you to that world of relaxation

Woah, they added a lot more decorations since the demo :)