- May 5, 2022
- npckc
A HERO AND A GARDEN
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About
In "A Hero and a Garden," players take on the role of a failure-prone hero who turns to gardening after his attempt to rescue a princess goes awry. The game combines visual novel storytelling with clicker gameplay as players harvest berries, complete requests, and repair the town they accidentally destroyed. With cute storybook-style art, a peaceful soundtrack, and monsters who may or may not want to be your friend, there's plenty to discover in this fantasy world.






- Charming art style and lovely music that enhances the overall experience.
- The story is heartwarming and explores themes of redemption, friendship, and understanding.
- Short and sweet gameplay that is relaxing, making it a great choice for casual players.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and tedious, especially during the berry-clicking segments.
- The linear story progression lacks meaningful choices, which may disappoint players looking for more depth.
- Some players may find the overall experience too short and wish for more content.
story
62 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a charming and heartwarming fairytale that explores themes of understanding, friendship, and redemption, delivered primarily through dialogue. While the narrative is mostly linear with some branching choices for character interactions, it effectively combines visual novel elements with light clicker mechanics to pace the storytelling. Players appreciate the emotional depth and character development, making it a recommended experience for those seeking a relaxing and engaging narrative.
“The overall theme of the game is a rather interesting one, and the actual story is quite good, exploring more and more characters as the story progresses.”
“It's very cute and calming, but also has a lovely story about redemption and recovery that I actually found really moving.”
“A fairytale-style story that may appear simple at first glance, but manages to contain many nuances about understanding, friendship, communication, mistakes, atonement, forgiveness, and more.”
“There's no paths or anything, you click on things and watch the story.”
“The story is mostly linear.”
“I was mildly bored for a bit, but really liked how some of the story lines developed, and started looking forward to unlocking more.”