Panda Flora Flower Shop Sim Announced For PC
The pitch is bouquet assembly as the main verb, not shopkeeping, and the developer says co-op is planned and the game will keep growing before launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
PandaFlora announced Panda Flora on October 6, a first-person flower shop management game for PC (Steam) with no release date set. Players grow 45 flower types from seeds in garden planters, unlock them as the shop levels up through 15 levels, then arrange stems into bouquets at a workbench, wrapping and ribboning each one before selling in-store or shipping online orders.
Bouquet building in Panda Flora starts with cutting wrapping paper, which can be trimmed freehand or picked from several designs. Flowers go on top of the paper, and the finished look depends on the order and position of each stem, so arrangement is the load-bearing task.
The wrap, ribbon, and a light spray of water finish the piece. Bouquets sell in the shop or ship from a separate workbench for online orders, and requests come from customers with different briefs. The developer says online co-op is planned.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.