Grow Garden : Kids Games

Grow Garden : Kids Games

A game about organic farming!

450 ratings
24 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 14, 2013
  • February 21, 2024

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This game teaches children about organic gardening and sustainable farming through interactive play. Kids feed compost characters to create nutritious soil, grow crops, and care for animals. It's a fun, educational experience with no in-app purchases or ads.

Organic gardening education
Sustainable farming concepts
Interactive composting
Crop growth simulation
Animal care
Item collection and rewards
Kid-friendly interface
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What's New in Grow Garden

1.2.2

February 21, 2024

* Support for the latest screen sizes * New app icon * Performance improvements

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User reviews

Favorite game from kindergarten

This game brings back so many good memories

Response from developer

Thanks for your 5 star rating.

My review for grow ur garden

So me and my lil brother love this game I got a new I pad and my dad got grow ur garden on it and ever since we always loved it even our parents play it! lol

Response from developer

Thank you very much for your kind words. We are happy that you like it.

It lets me feel like I'm growing my own garden

POO! APP

It's ok

It's an ok game. It's fun but it's not the best, I mean come on all you do is garden ,then feed crops to animals, and then compost all of the leftovers and start over. I mean don't get me wrong it's a great game but not a game I'ed play all the time.but overall it's a great game.🎮👍🏻

Too many excessive noises

The whistling, and the mehs by the bacteria. The bug noise when you flick them too

Response from developer

Hi, thanks for your review. We understand you have comments about the sounds in the game can’t make out exactly which sounds you’re referring to. Please contact us at http://groplay.com/support and explain a bit more about the noises you’re experiencing and we’ll help you out. Thanks!

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App won't open

Bug

App crashes immediately

Bug

Excessive noises (whistling, mehs, bug sounds)

Bug

Inaccurate storage size listed

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Fix crashing issues

Feature

Reduce app size

Feature

Improve gameplay engagement

Feature

Offer more variety in gameplay

Feature

FAQ

What is Grow Garden about?

Grow Garden is an educational game designed to teach children about organic gardening and sustainable farming practices. Players learn how composting works by feeding characters, which then creates nutritious soil to grow crops and feed animals.

What are the key features of Grow Garden?

Key features include learning about organic gardening and sustainability, interacting with compost characters and microorganisms, growing and harvesting vegetables, caring for animals, collecting items, and earning badges. The game has a kid-friendly interface and a 'learn-as-you-play' approach with no written instructions.

Is Grow Garden free to play?

Yes, Grow Garden is a free game. The description explicitly states 'No in-app purchases' and 'No third-party advertising', indicating it is free to download and play without any additional costs or interruptions.

What age group is Grow Garden suitable for?

The game is designed for children and is described as a 'kid-friendly interface' and a 'great, easy way to get kids excited'. It's also mentioned that adults and children can work together, suggesting it's suitable for a wide range of young ages interested in learning.

How does the game teach sustainability?

The game teaches sustainability by demonstrating the process of organic farming and the importance of composting. Players learn how food scraps can be transformed into nutritious soil, which in turn helps crops grow better and taste better, highlighting a closed-loop system.