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Is Interplanetary Gardener worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-game players who want vehicle-based lawn mowing and weed clearing
- Players who enjoy adjusting vehicle builds to suit changing terrain and hazards
- Players who like timed runs with a choice between cashing out weeds or using them for abilities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a slow-paced gardening game may hit a wall when timed job quotas put them under pressure.
- Players who prefer stable, predictable environments may find the changing planet properties and hazards demanding.
- Players looking for a story-focused adventure may find the work-and-upgrade loop too narrowly centered on mowing and vehicle builds.
Our take on Interplanetary Gardener
The likely sticking point is the timed job quota: players who want to explore at their own pace may bounce when they have to race through mowing and weed removal. Build planning adds another hurdle, since planet conditions vary and the choice between cashing out weeds or spending them on abilities affects each run.
What is Interplanetary Gardener?
Interplanetary Gardener is a third-person, vehicle-based action game about mowing lawns and clearing weeds on alien planets.
Players operate vehicles and tools such as laser lawnmowers, weed-killer spray, and teleporters while contending with harsh climates and hazards including dust storms and meteor strikes. Credits earned from the work can be spent on vehicle and equipment upgrades. Weed removal also offers a choice: cash out or use the weeds to power abilities such as boosters and radars. Planet properties, including gravity, hazards, and grip, vary, so vehicle builds can be adjusted for mobility, weed clearing, or survival. Timed job quotas and physics-based vehicle handling shape each run, while procedurally generated planets vary the conditions from one playthrough to another.
How Interplanetary Gardener plays
- 01Vehicle customization
- Different vehicles have distinct strengths and weaknesses, and upgrades can be tailored to mobility, weed removal, or survival.
- 02Weed-fueled abilities
- Players can turn collected weeds into abilities such as boosters and radars instead of cashing them out.
- 03Changing planet conditions
- Procedurally generated planets vary in properties such as gravity, hazards, and grip.
- 04Timed work quotas
- Vehicle handling and physics come into play while racing to finish each job within its allotted time.
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Interplanetary Gardener: platforms & release
Is Interplanetary Gardener worth it?
It is worth it if: action-game players who want vehicle-based lawn mowing and weed clearing. Skip it if: players who want a slow-paced gardening game may hit a wall when timed job quotas put them under pressure.
Where can I download Interplanetary Gardener?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Interplanetary Gardener's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Interplanetary Gardener on?
Windows only.
