Turn rundown gardens into stunning landscapes in this casual simulation expansion. Clear away trash, rubble, weeds, and unwanted trees, then mow lawns to prep the space. Lay paths, plant trees, bushes, and flowerbeds using eight fresh mechanics crafted with pro gardeners.
Tackle 18 new jobs across three houses, stocked with over 600 items like 250-plus plants in varied styles. Design your own garden in sprawling Versailles-inspired layouts or sleek Zen minimalism to wow appraisers and spark neighbor envy. Casual simulation fans who love hands-on makeovers and serene relaxation spots will thrive here.
Have you ever thought of becoming a gardener? Thanks to Garden Flipper DLC it is now possible!
Before you'll start planting trees and plants you'll need to get rid of trash and rubble.
Mow the lawn, hew unwanted trees, tear out weeds and prepare your garden for a complete makeover! Map paths out, plant new trees and bushes and set flowerbeds.
Explore completely new orders and discover innovative mechanics, which we've designed in association with professional gardeners!
Step by step, sink in the world of plants. Transform desolated gardens into beautiful masterworks - let them shine under your management.
And when you'll be ready to create your own garden…
In Garden Flipper, you're the one who decides how your garden looks like!
Do you prefer widespread gardens of the Palace of Versailles or the minimalistic style of Zen gardens?
Don't limit yourself! Let your garden shine for you and make your neighbors jealous of it! Make appraisers fight for it!
And if you like, put your feet up and relax in the sanctuary of silence and peace which will calm your senses and will give you the energy to implement new ideas in the next houses!
The new expansion is not only about plants and flowers. We've prepared hundreds of new items which will make your garden look even better!
Features:
- 18 brand new orders,
- 3 brand new houses,
- more than 600 unique items in many variants including more than 250 plants,
- 8 brand new mechanics.
