Playrix, a veteran casual game developer, has created two huge hits on mobile: Fishdom and Gardenscapes. King’s still on top, but there has been a new contender slowly moving up the charts. Turn back the clock only one year, and it felt like the matching/puzzle game genre was locked up and dominated by one player: King. Looking forward to what’s to come! Gardenscapes’ Big Pivot A big thank you to Michail Katkoff, Anil Das-Gupta, Dave Cross and Alex Collins for their help with this post. Deconstructor has been an amazing resource for me and many mobile free to play designers around the industry so it’s an honour to be contributing to such an exceptional site. As announced by BothGunsBlazing, Anil Das-Gupta and I are joining forces with. The game also lets you take photos of your own garden so you can share them with other players.This post is the first of many to be done in cooperation with Deconstructor Of Fun. Gardenscapes is a very entertaining casual game that has charming graphics and a gameplay that's perfectly suited to touchscreens. You can even get a friendly pet that will accompany you on your adventure. The game consists of more than 100 different levels where you can meet new characters and unlock a ton of content. So no matter what you're doing, you'll be doing something fun. To get money and stars, you'll have to play a match 3 minigame (similar to Candy Crush or Bejeweled). To build new elements in your garden, you'll need money and stars. The gameplay in Gardenscapes is relatively simple.

And while you're doing that, you'll also be following an interesting story starring Austin, your butler. To do so, you'll have to build benches, fountains, hedges, statues, lampposts, trees, and other decorative elements to give a unique look to your garden. Gardenscapes is a casual game where your objective is to restore the beautiful garden in a grand mansion.

Level 3 gardenscapes