Strange Horticulture Now Free on Epic Games Mobile
Good news for mobile gamers: Strange Horticulture, the acclaimed occult puzzle game, is now available for free on the Epic Games mobile store—including for players in Thailand—from August 21 to August 28, 2025. If you enjoy dark mysteries and cozy puzzles, don’t miss this limited-time chance to download it at no cost.
Game Overview
In Strange Horticulture, you play as the owner of a mysterious plant shop in the peculiar town of Undermere. Customers arrive with strange, often unsettling requests—some looking for healing, others for something more sinister. Your job is to correctly identify and recommend plants using the clues you gather, slowly unraveling a deep and eerie storyline.
The more you explore and experiment, the more secrets you uncover. From hidden cults to forgotten legends, every decision you make shapes the path ahead. It’s a slow-burn experience with a rewarding sense of discovery.
Mobile Version & Free Giveaway
Originally released for mobile in March 2024, the game has been reworked with touch controls, improved font readability, wide dialogue boxes, performance customization options, and easy-to-use plant labeling features. These tweaks make it a smooth experience even on smaller screens.
From August 21 to 28, Strange Horticulture is completely free to download from the Epic Games mobile store. Whether you’ve been waiting for the right moment or you’re just curious, now’s a great time to explore this dark and cozy title.
Community Impressions
Players have shared positive feedback, praising the game’s unique vibe and brain-teasing mechanics:
“It’s fun, challenging, and incredibly atmospheric.”
“A cozy mystery game that draws you in with its subtle storytelling and engaging puzzles.”
However, some have mentioned that the user interface may feel cramped on smaller phones. Those playing on tablets reported a better experience, with the visuals and gameplay translating more comfortably to larger screens.
Despite that, many agree that the game’s tactile interaction—labeling plants, flipping through books, and navigating maps—remains one of its biggest strengths.
Final Thought
Strange Horticulture proves that mystery doesn’t need loud action or over-the-top visuals to captivate. It thrives on quiet suspense, meaningful choices, and the strange satisfaction of mastering obscure knowledge. For fans of puzzle games and storytelling with a touch of the occult, this is a rare gem. And now that it’s free on mobile—there’s no better time to experience its beautifully eerie world. Don’t let this one slip by unnoticed.
