Greenhouse: Tidy Up! is a cozy single-player simulation where you bring order to a messy greenhouse. Sort and place hundreds of flowers and plants, find the best way to organize everything, and compete with other players for the fastest time.
The developer(s) of Greenhouse: Tidy Up! are talented. In a sea of asset-flipped sorting and organising games spat out and shipped as quickly as possible to capitalise on a trend, they've managed to create what I think must be the worst example I've played (so far). There are zero redeeming features to this one.
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No, absolutely not. I will recommend this in no amount. ZERO.
The good thing; it looks nice, the greenhouse is visually pleasing, some of the flowers are too.
That's it.
The variety of the flower species all look the same, so you can't sort by eye, or simply by colour. You will have a tray full of similar-looking plants, with the same colour pots and...
The presentation is pleasant enough. The visuals are nice, especially during the sunset hours, and the soundtrack fits the relaxed atmosphere. I also liked the small touch of seeing flowers bloom after completing a shelf. Moments like that provide satisfying feedback and make progress feel rewarding.
Unfortunately, the experience started to lose its...
I was really excited for one of these tidy up games set in a greenhouse. The environment I spend my time in is important to me, and this one was visually appealing. That is about where the enjoyment ended. It is painfully slow, and impossible to find and pick up matching flowers by sight due to the duplicated models across all flower types. for example,...
To have something I think is so important to a games enjoyability makes me unable to recommend these games at the time, but if it's rectified, I'll come back and change my review.
I bought this dev team's two new games that came out today as a bundle (Vinyl Store and Greenhouse) bc I was looking forward to two new sorting games that weren't a copy repeat...
