Project Terrarium

Good game but has some bugs, and the only way to fix them is to restart the level, but overall not game breaking just mildly annoying.

Fun, challenging game, but not TOO challenging! I loved it!

This game is enthralling from the first scene, prompting you to press buttons and tinker with machines—all with the noble goal of bringing life and sustenance to once-barren worlds. It fosters curiosity, determination, and a sense of wonder that’s hard to come by these days. 10/10! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!

It’s a fine puzzle game, if you’re 3 years old. As an adult, it’s difficult to even call it a game; fiddle with some seemingly purposeless knobs, roll your face in the screen, and, BAM, victory. I almost wish the room games were not so successful as to spawn so many uninspired clones. The reason I’m even writing a review for this middling “game” is the story setup: climate disaster because… particle accelerator. We have climate disaster in progress already, do we really need to be so cowa

The puzzles are difficult enough without being aggravating and they have logical solutions. The sets and scenery are gorgeous. It’s funny to see people irate that they only get a couple of levels before they have to pay for the full game. The absolute nerve of these developers to invest time and effort into a project and expect you to compensate them for their hard work. Everything should be given to me for free.