Strange Horticulture

Seems less replayability than a lot of other types of games I tend to play, but the story was interesting, it had a cozy feel to it, and the puzzles were fun.

But there are 8 different endings and you can choose your friends and enemies, which increases replayability value.

The investigation and clue‐building are the highlight, with a difficulty level that feels perfectly tuned to reward careful observation without frustration.

Yes, the art style is interesting, the puzzles are neat, and the gameplay is different, but in the end it all grows stale and boring, with different gameplay aspects making a lot of it become rather tedious.

Plus sides: I liked the aesthetics, sound design, and overall feel (handling the plants and various gadgets feels almost like a comfy game, like playing around with a stress-toy).