
A cozy farm and garden game.
Verda
Sow, water, and harvest when it ripens. Villagers tell you what they need and you prepare it from your pantry: jam, pickles, tea, salve. Your garden grows while you are away, and nothing is counting down at you.
A villager tells you what they need and you put it together from your pantry. The garden is what supplies it.
How it plays
Three steps. There is no fourth.

Sow a seed
You sow a seed into an empty pot. There are more than forty species, and which one goes in next is up to you.

Water it, then leave
It grows in real time and keeps growing after you close the game. Miss a watering and nothing dies; it waits where it is.

Harvest it, keep the seed
What you pick goes to the pantry and a seed comes back. The pot is free again, and what goes in next is your call.
From the game
Swipe →
Watch it grow for real
It keeps growing while you are away.

Harvest and sell
The harvest goes to your pantry, and a seed comes back.

Collect over forty plants
Fruit, flowers and veg, each growing at its own pace.

Fill the village orders
Earn coins and fertiliser.

Make the window yours
Earn rooms and pot skins.
Why people come back

A collection, not a race
More than forty species, each with its own growth speed and water needs. Finding a new one feels better than beating someone to it.

The village's orders
The pickler wants something tasty, the florist something showy. What you plant next isn't decided by a number. It's decided by someone waiting.

It stays where you left it
Your plant keeps growing while you're away. Fall behind and yield drops, but nothing dies and nothing gets deleted.

The season in your window
Seasons and the time of day show through your window. Rooms you earn and pot skins you collect make the place yours.
Common questions
What is Verda?
Verda is a calm gardening game for phones. You sow seeds, water them, harvest when they ripen, and put together orders for the villagers. Nothing is counting down and there is no race to lose. It is made and published by Verda Interactive.
Where can I download Verda?
The Android version is live on Google Play. The iPhone version is in App Store review, and its link will appear on this page once it is approved.
Who makes Verda?
Verda Interactive, a small independent studio. The game's art is drawn by hand. You can reach us at hello@verdainteractive.com.
What age is it for?
There is no violence, horror or disturbing content. It does have in-app purchases and optional rewarded ads, so for children we suggest turning purchases off in the device settings.
What happens to my data?
Your garden is kept on the server, so it stays put even if you change phones. You can delete your account and data from inside the app. The details are in the privacy policy.
Do my plants grow while the game is closed?
They do. The garden's clock runs on the server, so when you come back the time that passed is already there in your garden.
Will my plant die if I forget to water it?
No. Being late costs you yield, but nothing dies and nothing is deleted. Set up drip irrigation and a pot goes a whole day without drying out.
Are there ads?
There are no interstitial or app-open ads. The only ads are rewarded ones you choose to watch, and they refill your watering can.
Does it cost anything?
Verda is free to play. Some items can also be bought with real money, and if you would rather not, you can turn off in-app purchases in your device settings.
Do I need an internet connection?
Yes, a network connection is required. The garden lives on the server, so if you change phones it is still exactly where you left it.
Get the game
iPhone and iPad · Android
