$14.99Among Trees A cabin in a colorful wilderness
Among Trees is a quiet first-person survival sandbox around a small cabin in a colorful forest. For farming fans, the draw is small-scale: you nurture plants in your greenhouse, eat them raw or cook them into stew, and build a warm home around that rhythm. Calm, pretty, and best taken as a short stay.
Is Among Trees worth it?
Among Trees is worth it if…
- you like slow routines of gathering, cooking, and tending a few plants
- you want a colorful forest cabin to decorate and return to
- you like gentle survival with fishing and a pet fox
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A greenhouse, not a farm
You do not run a farm here. You build a greenhouse onto your cabin, tuck delicate plants inside, and watch them grow. You pick them to eat raw on the trail or bring them back to make a stew with better nutrition.
It fits a slow loop: scavenge materials, fish, cook, grow a little more food. You drop a plant in the greenhouse soil, head out to gather scrap and mushrooms, then come back to a warm cabin and a meal. Farming fans should expect a side dish rather than the whole menu, and a short one at that.
A calm cabin in a colorful forest
The main pleasure is keeping a small home going in the woods. You start with a bare cabin and add rooms that unlock cooking, gardening, crafting, and sewing. You explore dense forest and dark caves, fish for dinner, and adopt a fox you can feed, pet, and train to help find loot.
The world is colorful and relaxing, with wildlife around and danger at the edges. Bears roam some areas, and a Zen mode removes them entirely. The whole thing is simple and calming, and it runs out of new tasks once the cabin is finished, so come for the atmosphere and the routine more than a long progression.
What else should farming fans know?
What do you actually grow?
You grow edible plants in your greenhouse. You can eat them raw or cook them into stew for better nutritional value. There are no fields to plow, no chickens or cows, and no market to sell to.
Can you avoid the survival horror parts?
Yes. Dangerous animals roam some areas, and bears are best given space. A Zen mode leaves them out, so you can focus on exploring, building, fishing, cooking, and growing in peace.
How does the cabin change what you can do?
Build the greenhouse to grow food, add the kitchen side to make stews, and expand storage and comfort from there.
