By Mindengine · Windows
Coming soon · Coming soonBuild a tiny world in a jar. Layer gravel, charcoal, moss and soil, plant ferns and succulents, then add frogs, a box turtle, snails, ladybugs or a few fireflies. Give it its own weather: a little sun, a rain cloud, a thunderstorm, snow. Share it or sell it on the marketplace and become a tycoon!
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Steam edition · Researched Nov 13, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 13, 2026.
To begin constructing your tiny world, you must layer gravel, charcoal, moss, and soil. Once these base layers are prepared, you can proceed to plant ferns and succulents to establish the ecosystem within your jar.
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You have the option to populate your terrarium with various creatures including frogs, a box turtle, snails, ladybugs, or a few fireflies. These animals help bring your tiny world to life as you watch it grow.
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You can customize the environment by giving your terrarium its own specific weather. Available weather options include adding a little sun, a rain cloud, a thunderstorm, or even snow to suit your creative vision.
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Once you have finished a creation, you can sell it on Mossy, the in-game shop. Alternatively, you can choose to keep one on your desktop to serve as a pet living in the corner of your screen.
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Yes, you can share your creations with anyone using the demo terrarium viewer. Additionally, the game allows you to send a completed jar directly to a friend to enjoy.
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There are no timers or fail states in this game. The experience is designed to be relaxing, focusing purely on the process of working with glass, dirt, and watching your plants and animals grow.
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The primary goal is to build a tiny world in a jar. You focus on layering materials, planting vegetation, adding animal inhabitants, and managing the weather to watch your unique ecosystem flourish over time.
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Yes, you can keep a terrarium on your desktop as a pet that lives in the corner of your screen. This allows you to enjoy your creation while you continue to use your computer for other tasks.
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The game allows you to plant ferns and succulents within your terrarium. These plants are added after you have successfully layered the gravel, charcoal, moss, and soil base inside your jar.
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Yes, the Steam edition of the game includes support for Family Sharing. This allows you to share your library and access the game according to standard Steam family sharing policies.
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Decision guide updated 2026-10-29. Based on the publisher listing checked 2026-11-13; this is not a firsthand review.
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▶ Watch the official trailer on Steam ↗Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i5-6500 / AMD Ryzen 5 1400 Memory: 8 MB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti / AMD RX 570 (4 GB VRAM) Storage: 400 MB available space Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard audio
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