EvoSprout

About

EvoSprout is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Max Tratnik and was released on December 19, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

In EvoSprout, you can plant, grow, and harvest different fruits and vegetables. You can try combining them and cross-breeding their genetics to get even better yields. Level up, get more insight into the genetics of your produce, and see if you can claim the trophy! Full Disclaimer: This game is just a private, game development side project I wanted to share with the world. Do not expect any …

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and cozy experience, allowing players to enjoy gardening without external pressures like timers or FOMO.
It features in-depth mechanics related to plant genetics, providing a satisfying gameplay loop that encourages experimentation and optimization.
The game is easy to learn and has a peaceful vibe, making it a great way to relax and pass the time.

The gameplay can become repetitive, as it primarily revolves around a cycle of sleeping, harvesting, processing, selling, and planting.
There is a lack of challenges or setbacks, which may lead to a feeling of no stakes or strategic depth in the game.
Some players feel that the trophy achievements are too easy to obtain, suggesting that higher requirements could enhance the sense of accomplishment.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is highly satisfying, particularly for players who enjoy genetics and randomness, with a smooth loop that keeps engagement high. While the mechanics are praised for their depth and uniqueness, some users suggest adding more visual variety to plants and introducing additional challenges like crop failures or seasonal changes to enhance the experience further. Overall, the game is recommended for its enjoyable mechanics and engaging gameplay.
- “As a person who loves numbers and the randomness of mutations throughout generations of living organisms, but also gets overwhelmed by multilayered mechanics in big farming simulators, the game is incredibly satisfying.”
- “Even as is, the gameplay loop is enjoyable and flows smoothly.”
- “Add some more challenges/setbacks to the game (crops dying/blight/weather or seasonal mechanics)”
- “But, as you buy more and more analysis upgrades, you unlock the game's gene mechanics, one of the most unique and in-depth I've seen in a game like it.”
- “I can recommend this game as it has very in-depth mechanics.”
grinding
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game satisfying, particularly due to its engaging mechanics involving numbers and random mutations, despite some feeling overwhelmed by the complexity typical of larger farming simulators.