While this makes it easy to run, some players may feel cheated at the limited amount of open gameplay, since the game is doing the driving rather than the player. Outside of the puzzles, the game is fairly point and shoot, clicking from one button to the next to complete tasks.
It works on the same touch and swipe simplicity that makes others like it fast to enjoy. The good news is that this game is quick and easy to master.
Solid graphics with both 2D and 3D animation. Lots of different characters and in-depth storytelling. Varied gameplay makes it like two games in one. With a huge mansion and even larger, sprawling grounds, the garden possibilities are practically endless. Within the first few tasks you'll be cleaning out a garden space, planting new greenery, and picking a fountain, all while switching between the matching game and the landscaping tasks. You play a puzzle game, get the star, and use it to pick the furniture. Then the next task of getting the furniture takes a star. So you play one puzzle/match game, earn the star, and use it to complete the task. This is a task that takes one star to complete. Let's say before we can plant new shrubs, we need to sweep. Each garden has a series of mini-tasks that need to be completed in order for the garden to be fixed. The game is divided into days, with one garden being finished in each "day". The butler and your host, Austin, takes you through the mechanics of the game, ever cheery and smiling. The game begins with the player inheriting a huge mansion, which includes massive gardens that have been neglected. Unlike most matching games where the puzzles are the main attraction, Gardenscapes gives its puzzles a further purpose. Gardenscapes isn't your average puzzle game.
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