Plant Therapy lets you gradually build an indoor garden in a New York apartment by collecting plants and decorating your space. The relaxed loop of growing and arranging greenery creates a satisfying sense of accumulation, with pleasant visuals and a soothing soundtrack that rewards patience over pressure. Best for players seeking a low-stress decorating game without combat or time limits.
About this game
Get cozy in this plant collecting and decorating game! Build a beautiful indoor garden from the ground up in your New York City apartment.
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What players are saying
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This is a pretty cute time waster. You just buy/grow plants and decorate your apartment. That's it. Achievements come fast and easy. Very "cozy" and pleasant, I really like the music and the effects on the plants at night time. Great game.
edit: The negative part of the review before was regarding watering plants being tedious, but that has been responded to by the devs and they have an upcoming change. I appreciate that!
edit 2: The above 'upcoming' change is live and fixed my only real gripe with the game. Great devs!
Honestly, i am so impressed. I have thrown money at plenty of decorating cozy games before, and none of them offered as much charm and content as this one does for free. It is far from flawless, there could definitely be more space in the room example. The decor selection goes a bit wild but its still a great little gem for sure! I even picked up a DLC just to show support and cross my fingers for future updates. I want moreeeee.
The gameplay loop is simple and soothing: buy plants, care for them, tuck them in for the night, and wake up to shiny gems you can spend on even more plants, pots, furniture, artwork, plushies etc! I managed to reach 100% achievements in around 3-3,5 hours, and loved every minute of it.
Highly recommend giving this one a go. its a charming, cozy, and best of all a free cute game. 🌱
Patch detailsToday's patch contains fixes for two bugs related to tools no longer working. Most notably, the glove would no longer highlight and picks items up. There were similar issues with the fertilizer and watering can, but the bug reports came in regarding the glove.These bugs are triggered by either:Clicking a tool on the bottom bar (Glove, Fertilizer, Watering Can) while there is a window (like the Storage view, or Item Detail) showing.Clicking on the go-to-street button while holding a tool (like the glove).These bugs put the tools into a wonky state so that they thought they were disabled. Reloading the game would fix the issue.Fix versionThese are fixed in version 260813.11Shout out to our communityThese bugs were reported both in Plant Therapy's Steam discussions and on our Discord server. Without your quick posts these would have lingered on in obscurity for who knows how long. Your feedback and support are awesome!
Version: `260809.08` This tiny release addresses one item. The game clock was mis-aligned to the bottom of the play screen when using the old-style Plant Therapy UI. Thanks to one of our Discord members for bringing this to our attention!
Dear Plant Parents,The world's most famous raccoon is now a plushie in Plant Therapy! He's just too cute to pass by!Bonus: If you are a member of the Short Leg Studio Discord, we now have a Jimothy emoji for all to use.ADJUSTMENTS and FIXES:We've also bundled in a few fixes.A few plants, like the Rattlesnake Plant, disappeared from the Journal.The Owned/Unowned pot filter of the journal was broken.One of the hats, Hat 21, from the last release was in the journal, but not properly appearing in the game.REMINDER: If the game update isn't showing up, right click on the Steam icon in your tool bar and select 'Exit Steam'. When you relaunch Steam, it should show up!Thanks for playing! XOXO//Jennevieve and the Short Leg Studio team
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