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Grow Home
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Grow Home is a climbing game starring B.U.D. (a Botanical Utility Droid) who is researching the elusive Star plant & helping it bloom.
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4 ★ (17)
3 ★ (8)
2 ★ (2)
1 ★ (0)

a unique entry that stands out in a genre which may not entirely be for me

i'll keep this short. grow home does a lot of unique things. the control scheme is unconventional but easily stands out as the takeaway from this game that makes it stand out from the rest of the crop… Read more

Grow Home made for a fun short game

I went into Grow Home looking for something a little more relaxed and simplified in subject matter than the story based game I played directly preceding it. I didn’t expect much from Grow Home, and al… Read more

Accomplishes What It Sets Out to Do

This is a nice, fun little game that I beat to my satisfaction within 3 hours of playing. In it you are a little robot man who is sent to an alien (but relatively familiar-looking) world and tasked wi… Read more

Short, simple, and a little too wobbly.

Grow Home does not feel like a complete game. The pretty visuals and very nice sound effects are pasted on top of a thin game. In controlling a small explorer robot on an alien planet, you're tasked w… Read more

A good palate cleanser.

Looking for something to play while you await the next big release? Grow Home may be for you. Its whimsical nature encourages you to explore the game world at your own pace. And screwing up isn't the… Read more

Brief Criticism of Grow Home

I was really expecting to like this game. I like inventive games and new ideas. It's got a great style and premise, and it tries some new things, but in reality it's not a great experience. That wasn'… Read more

Mini Review: Collectibles done right

Grow Home does what many games with collectible don't do and it manages to do that by making the effort of collecting items actually fun. In this game you play as B.U.D. a little robot that has to cli… Read more

Worthy distraction

Small, deceptively easy to traverse EPIC adventure. The first time you attempt movement you feel like a wet soggy noodle. Quickly though you adapt to your floppy but resilient robotic body. Climbing i… Read more

A budding star amid the populous fields of puzzle-platformers.

Grow Home has a fairly basic objective: Grow the enormous star plant, ride its shoots into floating rocks filled with glowy green mineral sustenance the plant can absorb, and continue to climb the bea… Read more

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