The Space Garden

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The Space Garden is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Max and was released on October 2, 2016. It received negative reviews from players.

"The Space Garden" is a space-themed simulation game where players build and manage their own zero-gravity greenhouse. Grow and harvest a variety of crops, manage resources, and deal with unexpected challenges in this unique setting. With a relaxing atmosphere and challenging gameplay, it's a fun and engaging experience for fans of simulation games.

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34%

Audience ScoreBased on 35 reviews

grinding5 negative mentions

Cute graphics and charming design that may appeal to younger players.
Easy to achieve most of the achievements within a short playtime.
Potential for fun and relaxation, especially for fans of clicker games.

Game feels low effort and lacks polish, with many bugs and issues that hinder gameplay.
No offline progression and the game stops when it loses focus, making it frustrating to manage.
Poor interface and lack of clear instructions lead to confusion and a clunky experience.

grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews indicate that the grinding aspect of the game is a significant point of contention, with many players finding it excessively tedious and unenjoyable. However, some users appreciate the grinding as a fun and relaxing element, particularly in the context of its farming mechanics. Overall, opinions are mixed, with a notable divide between those who find it boring and those who enjoy the repetitive nature of the gameplay.
- “Extremely grindy.”
- “Boring, too much grinding.”
- “Too grindy; not fun.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The graphics received mixed reviews, with some users finding them simplistic and lacking clarity, while others appreciated the cute theme and overall prettiness. Although some noted that the graphics could benefit from more polish, others felt they were decent, albeit often viewed from a zoomed-out perspective. Comparatively, Plantera was highlighted for its nicer graphics and smoother controls.
- “Plantera has a cuter theme, nicer graphics, and smoother controls, as well as a lower price tag.”
- “Also, the graphics are quite pretty.”
- “The graphics are simplistic and not at all clear.”
- “Could also use a bit more graphical polish, and the mechanics can be a bit confusing.”
- “Graphics are somewhat decent, though I spent most of my time too zoomed out to really appreciate all the details.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The music in the game is described as fun and versatile, making it suitable for background listening while engaging in other activities like watching Netflix or cooking. However, it does have a limitation, as it stops playing if the user switches tabs.
- “The music is fun and adds a great vibe to the game.”
- “You can enjoy the game while multitasking, like watching Netflix on a different monitor or listening to your own music, but be aware that it stops running if you switch tabs!”
- “The music is repetitive and lacks variety, making it easy to tune out.”
- “I found the soundtrack to be uninspired and forgettable.”
- “The audio quality is subpar, which detracts from the overall experience.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
Gameplay is generally solid, but some users find the mechanics confusing and frustrating, particularly with the need to revive helpers. Additionally, there are calls for improved graphical polish to enhance the overall experience.
- “It's pretty solid mechanics-wise.”
- “Could also use a bit more graphical polish, and the mechanics can be a bit confusing.”
- “Annoying mechanics such as your helpers dying and needing to be clicked on to revive.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game lacks a tutorial, options, and a coherent story, leaving players without guidance or narrative engagement.
- “There is no real tutorial, options, or story.”
- “The narrative feels disjointed and lacks coherence.”
- “Character development is shallow, making it hard to connect with the story.”