Tend a Bountiful Garden in the Heart of the City in Cozy Indoor Farming Sim Tiny Eden
Tiny Eden, the cozy indoor farming sim from developer Bajka Games and publisher Digital Vortex Entertainment, cultivates a futuristic urban garden today on PC via Steam!
Begin a new life in a bustling but desolate metropolis, one windowsill box and flower pot at a time. Starting with a sparse apartment, order new furniture, set up a workspace, and get busy gardening. Go from a single packet of seeds to a sunroom filled with a wide variety of fruit and vegetable plants, carefully tending to each one’s unique needs and growth cycle.
Seek new tools online, research plant care tips, and learn new recipes to make this indoor garden grow and thrive. Learn to make jams, sweets, and hearty meals using the harvest, and connect with other lonesome residents as this indoor garden takes root.
Don’t forget to slow down and enjoy the moment. After the morning’s watering, head up to the roof of the apartment building to relax with a nice cup of coffee, take in the view of the sprawling city, and maybe start planning for a bigger community garden on top of the high-rise!
“With Tiny Eden, I want to share my love of little meditative daily rituals so important to maintaining balance in life,” said Aliaksandr Piskun, CEO of Bajka Games. “This is a game about taking things slowly and living in the moment, but it’s also a serious simulation of raising and caring for plants - my dream is that players find it as rewarding as I have.”
Tiny Eden is now available for PC via Steam for $14.99, with a 10% launch discount and bundles available. The Extra Cozy Edition includes the Digital Botanical Companion e-book, two extra looks for the cat, five drone skins, 13 pot skins, and six new wall designs, and is available for $17.98.
The Digital Botanical Companion is a beautifully illustrated botanical atlas featuring all the plants you’ll encounter in Tiny Eden, complete with useful growing information, botanical details, and lots of extra flavor to make getting to know your garden even more rewarding.
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