Publisher Iceberg Interactive and developer Bad Viking have released their 2D plant shop investigative mystery puzzle game, Strange Horticulture, on PlayStation.
Two years after the PC release of Strange Horticulture, the game is now available for PS4 and PS5 owners. The PlayStation release joins the other console releases for the game with the Nintendo Switch version having released in July 2022, and the Xbox console version having released last August. A mobile release is planned for March 26, 2024.
Gameplay is centered around the quaint town of Undermere. The dark and cozy adventure sends players out into the surrounding hag-infested forests and rugged mountains to collect and catalog powerful plants. Be wary as these lands are not always friendly and will present various challenges.
While in town, as a horticulturist, players run the local plant store and care for Hellebore the cat. The store is always busy as the cast of colorful characters always need something from the shop. Local happenings quickly thrust the player into an occult mystery that stretches back in time for centuries.
Strange Horticulture Availability
PlayStation owners can purchase Strange Horticulture digitally on the PlayStation Store for $15.99. The game is playable on both PS4 and PS5.
Strange Horticulture is available on PC for Windows and Mac via Humble Bundle, GOG, Steam, and Epic Games Store for $15.99. The game is also available on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo eShop and on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One via the Microsoft store for $14.99 on the respective platforms.
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Release Date Announcement | Iceberg Interactive
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
Strange Horticulture – PlayStation Screenshot | Iceberg Interactive, Bad Viking
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Publisher and Developer Information
Iceberg Interactive
Iceberg Interactive is an independent video game publisher based in Haarlem, The Netherlands. The company was founded in 2009 by an international group of game industry veterans who are also avid gamers. Working closely with developers from around the world, both midsize and indie, Iceberg Interactive aims to bring many exciting games to gamers. Several PC titles are included in their portfolio such as Clem, AirportSim, Doomblade, Strange Horticulture, Still There, Midnight Protocol, The Sojourn, Blazing Sails, Sacred Fire, Pax Nova, Star Dynasties, Circle Empires, Circle Empires Rivals, and Circle Empires Tactics.
Bad Viking is an independent game development company founded by brothers Rob and John Donkin. Secretly the two brothers have been working on making games together for over a decade. Based in England, the company’s aim is to create fun, fresh, and imaginative games that can be enjoyed by anyone. The Bad Viking portfolio includes numerous titles such as Virtue Reality, Broken Ground, Escape to Hell, The Curse of the Mushroom King, and Strange Horticulture.
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