Grow fantastical plants, react to real-world weather, and build your own floating garden. Fancy Plants is designed to feel calm, creative, and full of little surprises.
Plant, nurture, and collect whimsical flora that feels alive and enchanted. Each plant has its own personality, growth style, and charm.
Your garden changes with real-world weather conditions, creating a playful daily rhythm. Sunny days, rain, and temperature shifts influence growth and behavior.
Experiment with care, combos, and conditions to discover rare plant mutations. Unlock new looks, traits, and surprising variations over time.
Arrange your cozy garden on a small floating world and make it yours. Place plants, decorate, and shape the atmosphere at your own pace.
Social and community features are planned for later updates. The goal: share gardens, compare discoveries, and celebrate rare finds together.
No pressure, no rush: a relaxing loop built for calm and creativity. Enjoy soft visuals, gentle progression, and a warm magical mood.
Fancy Plants is a student game project developed at HdM Stuttgart as part of the Game‑Praktikum / Advanced Game Development course. Our team works like a real studio: we plan, build, test, and present the game through milestones during the semester.
We organize weekly meetings, define tasks, and keep progress visible in the wiki. This helps the whole team stay aligned across departments.
Departments work in parallel on code, visuals, design and content. Changes are integrated through version control so the project stays reproducible and reviewable.
We test new builds, document issues, and iterate based on feedback. The goal is polish and stability for milestone reviews and the final showcase.
The course requires clear documentation of responsibilities and outcomes. We also prepare materials for presentations and public project context.
Fancy Plants is built by a multi-disciplinary student team at HdM Stuttgart. Organized by departments, each with specific roles and responsibilities.
Our playable build is currently in progress and will be published once the prototype package is ready for public release. Until then, the download buttons remain disabled as placeholders, and we share updates through our project channels.
