Play Gardenscapes and Create Your Dream Garden!

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Wanna try something new with your mobile gaming? I’ve been playing Gardenscapes!

Rake your way through a storyline full of unexpected twists and turns to restore a wonderful garden to its former glory.

Embark on an adventurous journey: beat match-3 levels, restore and decorate different areas in the garden, get to the bottom of the secrets it holds, and enjoy the company of amusing in-game characters, including Austin, your butler, and a funny dog! What are you waiting for? Indulge yourself in some gardening and become the hero of a brand new story. Build your dream garden for free!

The game features:

  • Addictive gameplay: swap and match, restore and decorate the garden, and be part of a breath-taking adventure all at once!
  • Hundreds of unique match-3 levels
  • Dozens of in-game characters you can make friends with
  • An adorable puppy who is always there to cheer you up
  • An in-game social network you can use to keep tabs on everything
  • Different areas in the garden, each with unique structures: broken fountains, mysterious mazes, an old mansion, and much more
  • A community that comes first — be neighbors with your Facebook friends!
  • A super addicting game you can even play offline!

Gardenscapes is free to play, though some in-game items can also be purchased for real money.

Download the game now and enjoy:
DOWNLOAD Gardenscapes for Android App
DOWNLOAD Gardenscapes for IOS App

Enjoying Gardenscapes? Learn more about the game!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Gardenscapes
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gardenscapes_mobile/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/garden_scapes

Questions? Contact our tech support at gardenscapes@playrix.com

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