Raise a garden — from the dead! Greenhearth Necromancer is a cozy, witchy, semi-idle game about caring for a balcony garden — living and undead plants alike! Grow cute plants, cast spells, and brew potions, enjoying the chill idle gameplay and balcony ambience throughout your day.
A lovely little idler about life, death, and grief. I found the story to be beautifully poignant (and very neurodivergent and LGBT+ inclusive!). The art is beautifully done, with some plants looking fantastic and others looking downright creepy (as is the wont of an undead plant).
Definitely recommend.
It's cute, there's a story there somewhere, but it's slow, full of waiting, and doesn't have sympathetic characters or situations. Having stepped away for a few weeks I find myself not remembering enough fun or narrative curiosity to be worth resuming.
It's a really fun and chill game. If there is one thing I wanted, not sure if there is a setting somewhere but, I wish I could turn off the red exclamation mark symbols.
Greenhearth Necromancer is a gentle game about grief and death, but also a warm game about community, friendship and a sense of belonging. All these concepts are seamlessly weaved into a semi-idle gameplay, which combines gardening and somewhat randomized story events. I did cry, when playing this game and it gave me a lot to think about. This game...
so going into this, i thought it was going to be a bit more involved by going what was shown in the trailer. i am a big fan of lore (#LoreWh0re) & this definitely has that. there is a LOT of reading in the very beginning of the game; i'll say a solid hour (this includes doing in game chores) right off the jump. HOWEVER, the story is VERY cute & it does...
