Pixel Petals Reviews

Very relaxing game! The gameplay is simple and satisfying, and the graphics are charming :) Recommend!

Pretty chill and relaxing game. If you like simple games that you can chill in, that one can fill your time :)

I hate that Steam doesn't allow more comprehensive reviews here. The game itself isn't bad, it gives you all the tools you need to 100% it but the grind itself is horrible. 90 second cool down every time you fulfill a request and 3 requests max is bad. Take in mind, this game has 5 different types of flowers, and each flower has about 24-25 different color variants. And each needs to be at their max level, level 30, to 'complete' this game. This will easily take 90 hours of your life out by rinse and repeat gameplay system. The price is okay considering you'd get similar if not better experience by getting a free game and never purchasing micro-transactions. There are better games on the market for this price.

Awesome game, very relaxing with no pressure other than perhaps figuring out the games mechanics, which i'll get into below. The goal is to fulfill Requests (27 Dark Pink Bluebells, or 18 Light Pink Lavender as examples) Each time you fulfill the Request of a certain flower type, it upgrades (perhaps in various ways but currently i have only seen growth speed) The good stuff is the music, minimalistic graphics and smooth interface. No bugs, no glitches, no idk what but it looks nice and plays nice. All of the flowers look like custom made pixel art for each stage of growth and color, i love it. Things The Game Does Not Tell You: >>> When you want to fulfill a Request, you need to first click the green check mark and THEN fulfill the request. If you don't click the check mark first, none of your flowers will count towards it. The game doesn't explain this to you at the moment. >>> Another thing the game currently doesn't explain is Crossbreeding. You start out with being able to plant Red, Blue, Yellow, White and Black flowers. Most of your Requests will require a customized color. Haven't been able to figure that out yet. Developer says to place a breeding sign and it will check for full blooms up down left and right. But whether you start the sign out with the seeds, or place the sign after two full blooms, the end result is that the sign does not produce any color other than one of the original two. ((EDIT: it has been brought to my attention that the Crossbreed chance is 5-10% so that is likely why i couldn't get one to happen yet)) >>> Apparently plants die but it's not explained why, or if they can be saved afterwards. I recommend the game for now in hopes that there will be a tutorial added and maybe some things can be better explained.