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Cloud gardens review
Cloud gardens review






Here you can unleash your imagination, use the most varied seeds (vines, cacti, different flowers, etc.), and create beautiful compositions. The Good, the Bad, and the Overall Experience The more vegetation, and the more varied it is, the better for your diorama. To this end, we gain several seeds from time to time, which must be positioned in strategic locations.Ī meter located in the lower-left corner is providing, little by little, how far you are (or not) from reaching a certain balance between nature and man-made objects. The objective during the campaign is to cover as much of the desolate scenarios presented as possible, with vegetation. For now, the Heavy Industry and Train Stations chapters are inaccessible. The “campaign” of Cloud Gardens will count, after the release of version 1.0 of the game, with 06 chapters (Highways, The Junkyard, Rooftops, The Greenhouse, Heavy Industry, and Train Stations). This lets you create a set that is capable of covering garbage, old cars, road signs, and many other items. The mouse is also used to drag and drop various elements proposed (in the “campaign”) for dioramas. You only use the mouse to choose seeds and objects that will help to compose the scenarios. Even the “campaign”, which introduces you to a series of puzzles, is extremely peaceful. Playing the Noio Games title is quite simple.

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Creating gardens even more full of life, even more beautiful, even more varied. The highlight of Cloud Gardens is letting your imagination run wild. This provides the player with all the tools necessary for his garden in the clouds. Cloud Gardens, in turn, is a kind of puzzle. It is worth remembering that Noio Games is also responsible for the praised Kingdom and Kingdom: New Lands, among other titles. Filling them with vegetation, often lush. By planting the right seeds, you can transform the scenarios that are often “arid” and devoid of life presented to you. Somewhat similar to what we see in Oskar Stålberg’s Townscaper City ​​Builder. Cloud Gardens can even be seen as a kind of “toy”.






Cloud gardens review