CLOUD GARDENS XBOX SERIES

CLOUD GARDENS XBOX SERIES

The game is also available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. Cloud Gardens hovers somewhere in between a sandbox toy and a game with challenges. TechRaptor reviewed Cloud Gardens on Steam with a copy provided by the publisher. You’re never quite sure how the world ended here - zombies, nuclear blast, or maybe even a pandemic - but if this is how Mother Nature will move on long after we’re gone, then maybe the end of the world isn’t so bad. Despite the lack of human activity, the whole thing is never static - each still image is somehow alive, and the longer you stay in each stage, the longer it’ll make you brood about a lone plastic chair and succumb to an existential crisis. Its a low-pressure puzzle, from the team behind Kingdom. Overall, Cloud Gardens is a wistful journey that paints the apocalypse in a sad but very hopeful light. Cloud Gardens is a puzzle game where you grow vegetation over a dilapidated post-apocalyptic world. In this experience, players use the powers of nature to grow plants all over urban and manufactured landscapes. One-man studio Noio has announced that its relaxing lo-fi game Cloud Gardens will be releasing on the Xbox Series XS later this year. It’s a game that encourages you to slow down, to revel in the moment, to find meaning in each random vine even if the picture itself tells a very lonely story. Published Bring some much-needed nature into your life with Cloud Gardens. But the idea really isn’t to race to finish everything as soon as you can. There are many, many, many levels to complete here, and it might get tedious after a while of the same thing over and over again.

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