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MONSTER
You wake up on a small island in a magical world. Grow your garden, nurture local creatures, furnish your home or adventure across the seas to explore more islands and gather new resources. This world is for you.
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Reviews
9 reviews found80
Video Chums
Mar 16, 2023
Summary and quote unavailable.
80
LadiesGamers.com
Oct 31, 2024
Summary and quote unavailable.
70
Push Square
Mar 6, 2023
If you’re an Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley fan then this is a must buy: its peaceful setting, vibrant visuals, and freedom to explore and be creative when designing and decorating will keep you entertained for hours. It’s a shame that its main story is a little on the short side but with a fairly price point, its cost certainly won’t set you back as much as a trip to Diddly Squat Farm.
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Nindie Spotlight
Nov 1, 2024
Summary and quote unavailable.
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PlayStation Universe
Mar 3, 2023
Summary and quote unavailable.
60
UploadVR
Jan 12, 2022
Garden of the Sea is a game to let sink in more than it is to be played. Its story mode, whilst certainly pleasant, is over far too quickly to stir up much intrigue, but it’ll make up for it if you’re the kind of player that likes to sit with an experience for a while, customizing and growing out your own space if for nothing else but personal satisfaction and relaxation. Even this element of the game is a bit too modest in scope to make Garden of the Sea the definitive destination for VR meditation, but it’s an undeniably warm and effortlessly likable getaway all the same. For more on how we arrived at this rating, read our review guidelines.
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Thumb Culture
Nov 8, 2024
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PLAY
Apr 5, 2023
Summary and quote unavailable.
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Siliconera
Nov 28, 2024
Garden of the Sea attempts to be a laid-back life simulator as you roam around a deserted island. But, the absence of structured tasks or rewarding objectives may lessen its appeal over time. This is further not helped by gameplay bugs, which make some of these tasks more bothersome than they should be. Ultimately, I don’t know why you would choose to play this title in its current state over hard hitters in the genre, like Stardew Valley.