Grow Song Of The Evertree Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · Published November 21, 2021 · Updated December 21, 2021

This Grow Song Of The Evertree Review tells us of how you grow your own worlds and nurture a deep natural connection with everything they hold. See your actions change the world for the better! Bring the Evertree back to life in this breathtaking world-crafting sandbox, with life management and adventure elements.

Grow Song Of The Evertree Review Pros:

Decent graphics.
2.42GB Download size.
Steam achievements.
Controller support.
Can Invert axis and sensitivity sliders for both mouse and the controller.
Graphics – fullscreen, resolution, v-sync, anti-aliasing, a field of view slider, gamma, ambient occlusion, bloom amount, depth of field, shadow quality, and texture quality.
Cartoon like cutscenes.
Save when you want.
Can skip cutscenes.
Character creator – male/female/nonbinary, hairstyle, hair color, body shape, accessories, eye color, and name.
3rd person adventure gameplay.
Good soundtrack.
The book character will keep track of any goals, rewards, and missions you have as well as any discovered lore.
Complete missions for rewards.
Your time is spent half looking after the seed world’s of the tree so a lot of gardening and also at the world level where you build the town.
Gather materials to craft new buildings from houses for new residents to shops and locations of interest.
Your seed worlds will get bigger as you care for them and they will start to spawn new/rare creatures.
Capture bugs, catch fish, sneak up on bigger creatures, etc.
New lines of rewards and goals unlock as you progress.
Satisfying pop-ups of rewards and completed tasks.
You can pin tasks to your Hud.
Unlock fast travel doors.
Everkins are a peaceful race who will help you with building, tasks and giving you jobs. They have a huge world of their own you can visit and get materials.
Chests are hidden all around including golden keys for golden chests.
Handy icon pop-ups.
Controls are easy to learn.
New people will visit your town and you can choose to invite them to move in, give them jobs and houses.
Fast loading times.
Sleep in bed to advance the game but also have your Evertree lands grow.
Feels like an MMO lite.
Play how you want.
The World areas are huge.
You get a handy checklist of jobs that need doing.
Daily update message of progression.
Animal Crossing type Mentality with the whole garden and town management mechanics.
It is a lot of fun.
A real-time sink.
Fully customizable options for your own house.
Great cast of characters.

Grow Song Of The Evertree Review Cons:

Cannot rebind controls.
Basic graphics settings.
Doesn’t have a lot of voice work.
Takes so long to get going.
To hit/farm trees or boulders requires you to be in an exact spot to get the prompt.
Tending to your gardening gets very draining and kinda boring in a repetitive way.
Actually knowing what to do at a given time can be hard to pin down.
Unlocks/rewards are mostly cosmetic items for you and your house.
A lot of the early quests feel like you are being spoon-fed slowly.