Strange Horticulture

An episode of the Game Warp podcast, hosted by Game Warp, titled "Strange Horticulture" was published on September 27, 2025 and runs 33 minutes.

September 27, 2025 ·33m · Game Warp

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Summary

Kim and Elwood look at the plant identification puzzler Strange Horticulture in which you inherit your uncle's plant shop in the town of Undermere. A town were it constantly rains and a dark mystery awaits for you to unravel as you help the residents locate the plants they require while hunting down new specimens to add to your collection

Episode Description

Kim and Elwood look at the plant identification puzzler Strange Horticulture in which you inherit your uncle's plant shop in the town of Undermere. A town were it constantly rains and a dark mystery awaits for you to unravel as you help the residents locate the plants they require while hunting down new specimens to add to your collection

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