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Grab your gloves and get ready to touch grass (virtually) as you discover real-world flora and fauna, learn amazing nature facts, and rewild the world!
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Steam Friday 17th April 18:00 GMT PC + Mac
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The demo will be free to play as part of the Earth Appreciation Festival on Steam. The festival marks World Earth Day by highlighting games that celebrate the natural world and emphasise the importance of taking good care of our planet. Grow Wild is the perfect fit for the festival, and we’re delighted to be taking part!
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So, what’s included in the demo? The demo features the first plot of land: a beautiful green field in the Cotswolds where you can explore and discover to your heart’s content. You’ll join the Grow Wild nature club, receive your welcome letter from Professor Vicky Sponge, and meet her grandson Sid who will help you get started.
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There are 37 unique species to discover in the demo, but that’s just a small teaser for what’s to come; the full game will include over 300 unique species to discover across five distinct biomes, so be sure to Wishlist Grow Wild on Steam to be notified when the full game releases!
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Introducing the Grow Wild’life Photographer of the Week Competition! To celebrate the launch of the demo, we’re giving away 3 Steam Keys for the game (once the full version releases) as well as an exclusive real Grow Wild membership badge for the winner!
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To enter, simply take some in-game photos using the Camera in the demo, and submit up to 5 of your best ones to the Discord server. The competition runs for the duration of the Steam Earth Appreciation Festival (April 17th – 24th) so be sure to join the Grow Wild Discord to submit your entries. Good luck!
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And if that’s still not enough Grow Wild for you, we’ll be at Debug Games Festival in Norwich on 25th April! If you’re local, come along and play Grow Wild with lead developer Philip Sinclair, who’s always up for a chat :)
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We want to say a huge thanks to our playtesters who’ve been diligently testing the game, reporting bugs (no, not that kind), and sharing lovely Grow Wild screenshots on our Discord server. If you’d like to chat with fellow players and nature lovers, you can join the Discord here.
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Centipedes are carnivores and eat other insects, whereas millipedes are herbivores and eat plant detritus! Next time someone asks you the difference (a daily occurrence), impress them by saying it’s not just the number of legs!
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