Reviews

• AshyFlashy

  May 14, 2023

  a quaint game, for those who say "there's nothing to do" or "it even admits to having 10 minutes of gameplay" they are correct however, its $3 who even cares
• AirMan121

  Sep 8, 2023

  A game with a truly impressive amount of nothing. Do you want to be bored out of your mind for only the slightest semblance of a reward, but with all the stress of not knowing how much care your plants need to avoid dying? Watering seems to be all you need to do, but the game does everything to make such a simple task feel like the most annoying chore in the world. Do you want to wander dead or empty gardens looking for the smallest sign of player expression? Go right ahead; there is a whole world of nothing out there. Do you want to be playing nearly anything else the whole time? Yes, definitely. Please. It's such a shame too, as gardening can be so much fun, so how did they mess it up here SO badly?
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2020

  [h1]Another dead ostensibly-multiplayer experience[/h1] Botanik is a game about watering plants. The problem is, those plants need water according to a real-world real-time schedule, the timetable of which is never made clear to you. You can view other players' plants and areas, which are uniformly dead and barren respectively, and wonder what the game felt like during the few hours where it may actually have been populated. Not recommended.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2020

  So it's a game that on your storepage even admits has 10 minutes of playtime, with the gameplay of watering plants and making a garden, with the core selling point being that you can also see the garden of everyone else that owns the game. How was this *not* going to turn into a plant graveyard?
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2020

  Botanik is an interesting game. You can mainly take care of your plants and visit others gardens, though presumably most people have abandoned their gardens and have left them dead. I wish there was more to do, but is not a bad game at all.