Idle farming sim Petunia’s Purgatory launches for PC next month

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The key art for Petunia’s Purgatory.

Created by two former Sims developers, Petunia’s Purgatory is a cozy horror idle farming sim that sits at the bottom of your desktop. Grow crops, sacrifice critters, summon helpers to your cursed farm, and keep Petunia’s sanity in check before the game begins invading your desktop. The game will launch for PC in July. (Too bad it’s not for Mac; I could see myself getting obsessed.)

Petunia’s Purgatory features Lovecraft-inspired artwork, giving the cute farming sim a dark twist. This idle game sits at the bottom of your desktop and breaks the fourth wall by invading your actual desktop when Petunia’s sanity suffers. This allows you to keep an eye on the farm and work on other tasks, like the popular Rusty’s Retirement.

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Here are the game’s key features, via Dead Possum Games and Level Up Gaming:

  • Adorable yet creepy art style
  • Plays at the bottom of your screen so you can work on other tasks (total productivity killer)
  • Manage your sanity by balancing creepy crops with beautiful flowers
  • Mind-bending effects that invade your desktop while you play
  • Automate your farm with a cast of odd characters
  • Twitch integration: your audience can help on the farm
  • Free demo available

“We love idle games, and we love horror, but we didn’t see anything like that on Steam right now,” says Matt Yang, co-founder of Dead Possum Games. “We wanted to find the perfect mix of the two.”

“We wanted to make a cozy idle game that would surprise you when you least expect it,” adds Megan Ginter, co-founder of Dead Possum Games.

Developed by Dead Possum Games and published by Level Up Gaming, Petunia’s Purgatory will be released for PC via Steam on July 16.

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Lindsay picked up an NES controller for the first time at the age of 6 and instantly fell in love. She began reviewing GBA games 20 years ago and quickly branched out from her Nintendo comfort zone. She has has developed a great love of life sims and FMV titles. For her, accessibility is one of the most important parts of any game (but she also really appreciates good UI).

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