Tiny Eden is out on Steam, released September 8 at 1,900 yen with a 10% launch discount running to 1,710 yen until September 22. It is Bajka Games' debut title, published by Digital Vortex Entertainment.
Tiny Eden is a farming simulation developed by Bajka Games and released by Digital Vortex Entertainment. The game launched on Steam on September 8, following an announcement on August 3 that put the release at September 7, with the Japanese release set for September 8 because of the time difference. It is Bajka Games' debut title, and it supports Japanese display. A demo was available on Steam at announcement.
The premise is a small apartment in a futuristic city rather than open land. Players start with a single planter and expand the garden to the rooftop, growing tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, strawberries, corn, chili peppers, and cilantro, with soil and moisture managed per crop. Combining pots, compost, sand, and clay makes soil. Harvested produce is sold directly or cooked in the kitchen into salads, pickles, baked goods, and jam. Orders from apartment residents bring in money that goes back into seeds, planters, tools, and upgrades, including automation. The apartment can be customized with dozens of interior items, and players can care for a cat.
The design turns on the limited indoor space. The developers say placement and choices matter more than in a typical farm simulator. Two systems draw the later stretch of the game: a genetic research lab that unlocks new plant varieties, and a mech assistant named ENG-1 that helps with the work.
At release the game costs 1,900 yen, with a 10% discount to 1,710 yen through September 22.
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Sep 7
Tiny Eden, a gardening simulator about living with a cat in a futuristic city apartment, released on Steam on September 8. It costs 1,900 yen, with a 10% launch discount to 1,710 yen until September 22. Players start with a small pot and grow flowers, vegetables, and fruits across the apartment, combining pots, compost, sand, and clay to make soil. A genetic research lab unlocks new plant varieties, and a mech assistant named ENG-1 helps with the work.
Aug 4
Digital Vortex Entertainment announced on August 3 that it will release Tiny Eden, a farming simulation developed by Bajka Games, on September 7, with a Japanese release on September 8 due to the time difference. The game is set in a small apartment in a futuristic city, where players start with a single planter and expand their garden to the rooftop. Crops include tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, strawberries, corn, chili peppers, and cilantro, each requiring specific soil and moisture management. Harvested produce can be sold directly or cooked into dishes like salads, pickles, baked goods, and jam in the kitchen. Players fulfill orders from apartment residents and reinvest earnings into seeds, planters, tools, and upgrades, including automation. The apartment can be customized with dozens of interior items, and players can care for a cat. The game supports Japanese display and a demo is available now on Steam.