Get a Goat Helper for Gardening in This Satisfying 3D Simulator

Seeing things get tidied up from a total mess is way too satisfying and pressure-releasing, and that's how games such as PowerWash Simulator and alike make us feel addictive. Overgrown Cleaner brings similar experiences. 

In this 3D first-person simulation game, you step by an overgrown garden that looks like no one has taken care of it for a long time, making you want to get it back to its original appearance. "Reveal overgrown walls, remove withered plants, uncover forgotten paths, turn impassable thickets into orderly greenery, and much, much more. "

As you grow more experienced,  you will acquire various tools to use, including a katana, sickle, electric chainsaw, and more, which help you access more locations, such as skateparks whose walls are painted with graffiti, playgrounds, or even training grounds for the army.

The treasure hunt is part of the fun, and you will discover various valuable items buried in the weed-infested areas. They can be traded for cash and help fund expanding your workshop by ordering new tools on the in-game computer. Those collected items can also be used to craft new powerful tools to improve work efficiency. Be creative and make unique combinations, the game will reward you with "gardening tools that will outshine all commercial gardening equipment." Oh, don't forget to get a little helper using the computer, like a white goat, who will enjoy the grass as a feast when you are busy cleaning other areas. 

The game is developed by Poland-based developer Pyramid Games, who is also the developer behind a few more titles, such as Dinosaur Fossil Hunter, a simulation that won very positive reviews, and Occupy Mars: The Game, an open-world space survival game, which also liked by many. 

If you would like a casual and relaxing simulation game, feel free to add Overgrown Cleaner to your wishlist on Steam. We recommend that you follow the developer on Twitter for more updates on their games. 

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