#Strange horticulture

[talientravere]

Even if you've never watched my channel before, a good chunk of my anniversary stream will basically be me reviewing cool indie games. If you're interested in watching me show off some of the games I've played and give my (non-spoilery) thoughts on them, check it out!

[ayeforscotland]

Embarrassing how long it took me to get round to playing this.

Strange Horticulture is fantastic.

Thanks very much to @toastedstars for sending me it for my birthday💙

[showyoumyfavoriteobsession]

SHOWYOUMYFAVORITEOBSESSION YEAR IN REVIEW ↦ Games Played in 2023

[field-cryptobotanist]

Technically the following are all the options locally downloaded on my laptop but these are my favorite

Rb for larger sample of people telling me what to play? Idk

[marshvlovestv]

Each MBTI Type as One of the Last 50 Games I Played (Part 5)

ENFJ: Saltsea Chronicles

ENFP: Slay the Princess

ENTJ: One Step from Eden

ENTP: Citizen Sleeper

ESFJ: Chants of Sennaar

ESFP: IMMORTALITY

ESTJ: Strange Horticulture

ESTP: Monster Prom

INFJ: Harmony: The Fall of Reverie

INFP: Cartomancy Anthology

INTJ: Master Spy

INTP: Genesis Noir

ISFJ: Promesa

ISFP: Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical

ISTJ: Black Book

ISTP: Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion

[lordcaptains]

i'm pretty happy with this ending!

[stiwfssr]

Strange Horticulture

[doyouknowthisgame]

[definitely-not-an-alb]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Strange Horticulture (Video Game), Book of Hours (Video Game) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Horticulturist (Strange Horticulture) & Hush House Librarian (Book of Hours) Characters: Horticulturist (Strange Horticulture), Hush House Librarian (Book of Hours) Additional Tags: Drabble Sequence, Friendship Series: Part 9 of Drabbles Summary:

No matter what the letter said, this house does not feel like mine.

[sasheneskywalker]

i have a strong urge to write a crossover fic about two niche video games (strange horticulture and dredge)

[breserker]

picked up Strange Horticulture and i am really loving it. I played about an in-game week last night and its the perfect blend of detective like puzzle solving that really makes you feel clever for figuring clues out and deducing what plants are needed. It also leans into customers not knowing the names of things, alternative names, half descriptors, et cetera. and the gothic atmosphere with the simplest interface is divine and reminds me of early 2000s PC games and you KNOW thats the fastest way to my heart.

Im not sure if its on sale on steam right now but it might be, i picked it up for a heavy discount and highly encourage you do the same

[anolis3]

"Strange Horticulture", by Bad Viking.

"Twilight Lepiota (Crepusculum Lepiota) In the twilight, where shadows grow, take leaf and root and eye of crow. A plant of gloom and despair and dark magic.", from Strange Horticulture.

"I have a deadly nightshade. So twisted does it grow- With berries black as midnight And a skull as white as snow. The vicar's cocky young son Came to drink my tea. He touched me without asking. Now he's buried 'neath a tree", from Girls Skipping Rhyme, from Chokely in Wynterset.

[ayeforscotland]

I want to eat all the plants.

[drastrochris]

I have just made the horrifying realization that Britain is a real place.

This all started when Strange Horticulture mentioned that Scafell Pike is the tallest mountain in England. Which immediately made me realize that Strange Horticulture doesn't just take place in Made Up Fantasy England, but in We Just Changed Windermere to Undermere Fantasy England.

WJCWtU Fantasy England:

That led me to looking this up on google, and discovering that this is the Lake District I've heard about before:

But wait, these names seem familiar. Derwentwater? Ambleside? Those are places in Forza!

That lake in the bottom left is Windermere/Undermere. The lake to the northeast from there is Derwentwater, which is visible in the Lake District map, and would fall off the SH map. The city in the top right corner is Edinburgh, as the Forza map is an artistic interpretation of reality.

So yeah. Britain, as seen in such video games as Forza Horizon 4 and Strange Horticulture, is terrifyingly /real/.

[v-v-v-venus]

bought strange horticulture on a whim and tbh it's an amazing game if you like witchy vibes, botanic, and detective games. it's peaceful, you can be as slow as you want, it's intriguing and it's so cool to manage your own plant store.

[autumnsaesthetics]

🍁 Cozy Video Games For Autumn 🍁

Part Two!

(Row One) 🍁

Costume Quest

Costume Quest 2

Lemon Cake

(Row Two) 🍂

Mail Time

Witchy Life Story

Strange Horticulture

(Row Three) 🍁

Garden Story

Kynseed

Botany Manor

(Whether the games themselves are Autumnal is up to you but these are just cozy games where you can curl up and (hopefully) you're not on edge while playing 😂)