- April 4, 2014
- Nitreal
Gardens Inc. 2: The Road to Fame
67%Game Brain Score
gameplay, story
grinding
86% User Score 29 reviews
Platforms
About
Jill & Mike have established their gardening company in Sunnyvale and now they are ready for the next step. Unfortunately, the dastardly Cliff Gold escaped prison and it seems that he is out for revenge on those who brought him to prison. Help Jill & Mike to win a contest that will be followed by contracts all over the world and uncover, what the villain is really up to.






Audience ScoreBased on 29 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions
- Engaging time management gameplay with a variety of levels and challenges that keep players entertained.
- Charming characters and a light-hearted story that adds a fun element to the gameplay.
- Good graphics and sound, making it visually appealing and enjoyable to play.
- The game can become repetitive and boring over time, lacking a compelling story.
- Players may find the difficulty level inconsistent, with some levels being too easy compared to the first game.
- Limited resolution and technical issues, such as crashes, detract from the overall experience.
gameplay
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally engaging and addictive, with quick levels that encourage players to keep coming back. While some users appreciate the variety and challenge offered by the mechanics, others criticize technical issues and a lack of innovation. Overall, the game features familiar mechanics with some enjoyable twists, making it suitable for casual play.
“The gameplay itself satisfies some kind of itch that makes it hard to play just one level and put it down, although it's completely possible to do so and each level takes only a few minutes, so it's something you can pick up and put down easily.”
“With its numerous gameplay features, fair challenge rating, rebalanced mechanics, and fun storyline, it towers above its predecessor and several of its peers.”
“Casual time management game with top-notch visual production values, tight gameplay that has some fun concepts and twists on the usual formula and perfectly calculated gold medal times.”
“Fixed resolution, 4:3 aspect ratio, terribly limited Facebook-style gameplay and some very nasty bugs with the desktop interaction (I had to restart a whole bunch of things after a few crashes from the game) render this impossible to recommend.”
“Game was difficult for partly the right and partly the wrong reasons; it was a good enough lesson for its sequel, the road to fame, to rethink its mechanics to give a better challenge this time around.”
“Of course, the standard time management gameplay is still the same: we collect four resources (tools, seeds, wood, and stone) to spend on production booths, support buildings—which now serve a much larger role—, gardening, and even some beautification.”