One-liner
Grow Wild is a cosy relaxing nature game where you grow real-life plants and trees to attract wildlife and restore wildlife ecosystems.

Description
Grow Wild is a cosy relaxing nature game where you grow real-world plants and trees to attract wildlife.

You’ll join the Grow Wild Nature Club and travel the globe transforming empty landscapes into thriving biodiverse ecosystems using real ecological principles.

The exuberant Professor Vicky Sponge will guide you on your adventure across 5 biomes as you rewild 15 diverse landscapes, discover 300 species, and witness how small actions grow into lasting ecological change and climate stability.

You’ll look at lizards, pick up pine cones, balance biomes, photograph falcons, sow seeds, trim trees, follow a frog, hide in a bush, surprise a snake, wait for a weasel, chat about chiff chaffs, and experience the magic, joy, and wonder of the natural world.

The game was inspired by the real-world experience of the game designer Philip Sinclair, who transformed an empty field into a thriving wildlife habitat over 15 years.
He hopes the game will help players will fall in love with nature and be inspired to take action to protect it.

Real-world impact
The game aims to inspire real-world action.

ENGAGE –> EDUCATE –> INSPIRE –> GROW

The game will engage players, educate them about the importance of biodiversity for healthy ecosystems and human survival, inspire them, and then provide communities and the tools to create real-world change.

It aligns very strongly with 3 UN Sustanability Development Goals :
SDG 15 : Life On Land
SDG 13 : Climate Action
SDG 4 : Quality Education

Features
• Fully simulated ecosystem
• Persistent world
• 300 real-world species
• 5 biomes
• Online community habitat snapshots
• Whimsical NPC friend helper + quiz master
• Nature book
• Animal lifecycles
• Day / night cycle
• Seasons
• Weather system
• Shop – with nature equipment
• Character customisation
• Player progression / XP badges
• To Do tasks / Objectives
• Journal logs
• Photo book
• Potential partnership / collaboration with schools or wildlife organisations