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Nature

Nature

|Simulator, Platform

6.8 /10

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Nature is a relaxing game for modern people tired of everyday life. Become a dandelion seed and soar to the sky. Enjoy nature by listening to beautiful music. Fly farther and higher by interacting with nature. Heal your weary heart by playing Nature.

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Leans into Simulator, Platform — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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LadiesGamers.comAmanda Seraphim · 23 Dec, 2025
6.5/10

It’s hard to say I had a good time with Nature. Perhaps I approached it with unrealistic expectations, or maybe it just wasn’t made for me. As a board game lover, it pains me not to enjoy a title like this, though I admit I rarely enjoy digital adaptations. Something often gets lost in translation between media, and that seems true here. Nature could have been better, bigger, and more fun by embracing the unique possibilities of digital play. It didn’t, and the result feels lacking.

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JetsonPlaysGamesJoe 'Nid' Kaiser · 5 Nov, 2025
6.5/10

Nature is a solid card game focused on strategy and resource management. Each card having 4 different options of play makes this game stand out for its simple complexity.

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GideonsGamingJoseph Pugh · 5 Nov, 2025
7.5/10

In the end, Nature is an excellent digital adaptation of a board game. While the base game feels a bit too sanded down, the modules add the depth I was looking for and has me chomping at the bit for more to be released.

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