

Plantera
VaragtP · 2016 · Incremental, Idler, Collectathon, Sandbox, Agriculture
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About Plantera
Build and cultivate your own thriving garden while adorable blue helpers automatically harvest your plants and expand your collection. Defend against invasions, unlock new species as you level up, and watch your garden flourish even while you're away with passive income rolling in.
In Plantera you build your own garden and watch it grow with new plants, bushes, trees and animals. As you play and expand your garden you will attract helpers, round blue creatures that will help you pick up things and harvest your plants.
If you want you can pluck trees and harvest plants yourself, or let your helpers do the work for you while you watch or build and invest in new plants. The helpers will even continue to work while you are not playing the game, and some new gold should always be waiting for you on your return.
It's good to keep your eyes open though, as sometimes mean critters may invade your garden. Hunt them out yourself or invest in a guard dog to keep the order.
Go up in level to unlock new plants, bushes, trees and animals and continue to expand and improve your garden.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Plantera feels like someone took the “farm” genre, stripped away the stress, the people, and the need to rush—and left only the fun. You just plant. You watch. You buy upgrades. And then you watch again as your little world grows on its own. And the strangest thing is—it works. There’s no sense of urgency, no pressure, no “you’re doing something wrong.” Just a calm, almost meditative cycle where every upgrade feels like a little click of pleasure in your head. First, you have a garden bed. Then a garden. Then a small ecosystem that lives its own life, while you occasionally intervene like a lazy farmer-god. And now you’re no longer “playing.” You’re just checking in on your world. Special respect for the progression balance—the game constantly gives you just a little more than you expected, but never overwhelms you. And yeah… I didn’t even notice how time flew by. At first I thought, “I’ll just check it out for 10 minutes.” Then: “Just a few more upgrades.” Then the game gently hinted that I already had a farm the size of a small civilization. And the best part—I got 100% completion in about 10 hours, and this is one of those rare cases where grinding doesn’t feel …25 found this helpful
Omg Plantera the band and terraria reference?!??!!?1 found this helpful
Very silly idler with cute graphics and fun game loop!! :3c1 found this helpful
most riveting gameplay in all of steam
I bought it as part of a bundle, because the bundle deal was cheaper than the game I wanted to buy was by itself. I would not have bought it on its own, even if it is a super cheap game. It's an idle game. Not incremental, not really. Only money increases, but there's limitations on what you can buy. And the costs of crops/trees/bushes/animals/etc, doesnt increase that drastically as you unlock new items. Like maybe a fifty to a hundred coins more depending on the item, meanwhile while you were away for a couple hours you just earned 5,000 coins. The math doesn't math. The gameplay is boring. There's nothing to do but click, which honestly you don't even need to do because the game will do it for you. You just lose out on a few coins. Whoopie. And when you leave the game, you only earn money while you're away. Except to unlock new items you need new levels/experience, which you only earn & level up while the game is opened. This game would be a totally different story if you leveled up too while you were away, even if it was at a slower rate. Instead, you exit the game, earn coins for however long you've leveled up your away status for. And return to the game with a ton of new m…
eeehhh no
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