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Garden Life<\/em>, Nacon\u2019s newly-announced gardening sim could give you the freedom to garden your way.<\/h4>\n

Unlike Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing<\/em> and their ilk, Garden Life<\/em> promises to make your garden look a little less computer generated and a lot less predictable. \u201cThanks to procedural generation and advanced growth visualization simulation technology, no two plants look identical \u2013 just like in real life,\u201d according to publisher Nacon and developer stillalive studios.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe wanted to share our passion and experience of gardening through Garden Life and offer the players the opportunity to create the garden that fits their vision and desires, with a unique art style that evokes wonder and highlights the beauty of nature,\u201d adds Kay Luthor who, after winning 2016\u2019s United Kingdom\u2019s Chelsea Young Florist of the Year has made the leap to game design as Garden Life\u2019s<\/em> producer.<\/p>\n

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It does, indeed, sound like it could be a lot of fun, though we hope that not everything goes your way. Yes, it\u2019s great when your garden is going well but there are also challenges involved. How about having players discover that their prize rose has powdery mildew?<\/p>\n

Nacon has yet to announce which platforms Garden Life<\/em> will grace, or when it\u2019ll be released \u2013 we\u2019ll let you know when we hear more. In the meantime, we\u2019ve got horsetail ferns to take a flamethrower to.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n