Evergreen: The Board Game 4+

This game is gorgeous, and I’d describe it as relaxing strategy. It makes you think, but it’s not overwhelming. You play against AI in that they have their own board, but working your own board is what matters. So I just chase my own high score, regardless of win/lose.

Everything flows nicely, and you can play a game against AI (which is very smart even on easy) in 10 minutes.

The tutorial is good, but you must read the rules so you can comprehend better what the different icons mean, as there is no text explanation when you’re playing. But once you do the tutorial, read the rules, and play a game, it will click.

This is one of the best tile placement game apps I’ve played. Very well done. And I appreciate the fair monetizing with no ads. I applaud developers who do this right. Thank you!

I love the light, peaceful aesthetic. One thing to take note of for people with sight issues, the text, icons, etc., are very small on a phone. Once you learn the iconography though that’s not so much an issue. It’s totally playable on a phone. I’m sure it’s better on an iPad though.

My only suggestion is for better battery optimization. I turned off all the effects in settings (which is sad because they are so fantastic), and that helps, but it could still use some battery optimization. It’s not the worst, but it does drain a bit more than my other games and can make the phone a tad warm. But not so much as to be dangerous. I do hope you can adjust that though.

Other than that, I highly recommend this game. It’s really, really good. I had never played the physical game, I just heard of the app now. I’m glad to have found it. Especially for such a great price. Thank you developers!

Good game. But each time ends too quickly. It will be nice if can customize the number of cycles. Also more map types Also feels like something else is needed to spice it up a bit. Overall a good foundation game and well made. Looking forward to more challenging components/elements. Some uncontrollable factors that create “natural” obstacles the player have to work around. Still feels like a work in progress game dispite the nice graphics and controls. Perhaps some pop up windows for different symbols while holding down during the game will be nice. Maybe if big trees grew flowers then fruit or something to keep it being able to evolve. They could attract invasive or symbiotic species that affects surrounding plants as well. Etc etc.

And more game maps?? How can a 5$ game only offer one map??? HelloooOOOooo!!