On to the details: The main screen shows a number of pots lined vertically and horizontally (no, it’s not a 3-in-a-row game) and along the left-hand side of the screen are your options for what to put in the pots.
Actually, it would be remiss not to mention you can actually adjust the game speed from the Options screen – or turn off the clock altogether, if you like – which is a smart feature for the developers to include. Most people will enjoy this feature – and it contributes to the game’s addictiveness – but some might not like opening up the game after a long weekend away from the computer only to find that their precious plants are dead or dying (or infested with bugs). Similar to Fish Tycoon, Plant Tycoon plays out in real-time, therefore time continues to march on whether the game is played or not. OK, so the concept sounds dry, but click through the game for a while and you’ll find it surprisingly deep and engrossing. Monies collected can then be used to buy better soil, seeds, equipment and so on.
Plant Tycoon is a lot like the film Pan’s Labyrinth: you might not have heard of it, or you might have written it off as not your cup of tea, but it’s an example of entertainment done right.Ĭonsidered the spiritual successor to Fish Tycoon, Last Day of Work’s Plant Tycoon puts you in charge of a nursery, where you must breed and sell plants for profit.
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