Last Plant On Earth

Name: Last Plant On Earth
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Carlos Saoud

Restore The Earth

$0.99 · Designed for iPad

1 Rating
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Adventure
Developer

Carlos Saoud
Language

EN
English
Size

49.7
MB

Revive Earth by planting trees and protecting them from dangerous robots. Last Plant On Earth is a sci-fi game where you play as a robot controlled by the last living plant. The robot uprising brought about the downfall of all life on Earth, leaving behind a desolate wasteland. Your mission is to plant and protect as many trees as possible and breathe life back into the barren land. But be warned as the shadows are teeming with robot enemies, ready to strike at any moment. Features -Auto saves (Player locations, trees planted, etc...) -Open world -40 Types of trees to plant -Collect apples and upgrade your robot -Protect Trees by destroying Enemies

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

1 Ratings

Short but sweet and relaxing
03/31/2024

Gibblejip
This one starts out a little tough, but it gets much easier the more you upgrade your little plantdroid. As it gets easier, it becomes relaxing to play. It’s actually a great way to unwind, take your mind of off your busy life. The gameplay’s pretty simple: you wander around planting and watering trees while managing the resources you need to keep your plantdroid alive, occasionally defending those trees from evil robots. Because of this simplicity, the game isn’t terribly demanding, so it’s easy to hop into for a quick session. The game autosaves quite generously, so you can stop playing without having to worry about losing your progress. I have two pieces of constructive criticism: I’d like to see a little icon appear onscreen whenever the game saves, you know, just so I can be doubly sure my progress is being saved, and I’d love the ability to manually save my data.I’d really recommend this one. It’s on the short side (around two to four hours at most for completionists like me), but it’s well worth experiencing.Anyway, thanks for reading my review, my fellow gamers, and thank you, dev, for making your game!
Short but sweet and relaxing
03/31/2024

Gibblejip

This one starts out a little tough, but it gets much easier the more you upgrade your little plantdroid. As it gets easier, it becomes relaxing to play. It’s actually a great way to unwind, take your mind of off your busy life. The gameplay’s pretty simple: you wander around planting and watering trees while managing the resources you need to keep your plantdroid alive, occasionally defending those trees from evil robots. Because of this simplicity, the game isn’t terribly demanding, so it’s easy to hop into for a quick session. The game autosaves quite generously, so you can stop playing without having to worry about losing your progress. I have two pieces of constructive criticism: I’d like to see a little icon appear onscreen whenever the game saves, you know, just so I can be doubly sure my progress is being saved, and I’d love the ability to manually save my data.I’d really recommend this one. It’s on the short side (around two to four hours at most for completionists like me), but it’s well worth experiencing.Anyway, thanks for reading my review, my fellow gamers, and thank you, dev, for making your game!