Conclusion: I can certainly applaud The Undergarden's developers for trying something different, but the concept here is not nearly strong enough to support the bland and pedestrian
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Pros: Tranquil, no pressure pace, Beautiful environments, Gentle but consistent learning curve
Cons: Frequent crashes, Incomplete controls and instructions, The headaches you'll get from the later puzzles
Conclusion: The game does feature a co-op mode where a second player can drop in and out at any time. They can then help their teammate pollinate the plants, gather musicians, etc.
Conclusion: The Undergarden is hardly a marvel of engineering or a game that will define the genre. But it's a sweet game that makes me happy, with a world that I enjoy exploring.
Pros: Great atmosphere, beautiful graphics, co-op mode
Cons: The physics can get away of the "zen-like" qualities