Botany Manor Coming to PlayStation Consoles on Dec 17, 2024

Gaming Staff • November 12, 2024

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Whitethorn Games, known for their inclusive and accessible games, along with developers Balloon Studios, have announced that the botanical puzzle game Botany Manor will be available on PlayStation 5 and 4 on December 17, 2024. In Botany Manor, players take on the role of retired botanist Arabella Greene, who has amassed a collection of rare, long-forgotten plants in her historical English estate. The goal is to explore the manor and its grounds, uncovering clues in Arabella's notes, books, and items to determine the correct conditions for each plant to grow.

Key features of Botany Manor include exploring the beautifully rendered 19th-century manor, solving plant-based puzzles by interacting with items found around the estate, learning about Arabella's life and career, and enjoying a calming soundtrack. The game is currently available on PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One and Series S|X, and will be available on PlayStation 5 and 4 on December 17, 2024. Botany Manor is available in multiple languages and can be followed on various social media platforms.

Balloon Studios, founded by Laure De Mey, aims to cater to underrepresented audiences and deliver welcoming game experiences for people who want to escape to peaceful, historical worlds. Whitethorn Games focuses on publishing pleasant, easy-going games that can be played in pieces, with no special skills required. They believe in accessibility, inclusion, and widening the audience that gets to play.

In summary, Botany Manor is a botanical puzzle game set in a historical English manor, where players take on the role of a retired botanist and solve puzzles to help rare plants grow. The game will be available on PlayStation 5 and 4 on December 17, 2024, and is currently available on PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One and Series S|X. The game is published by Whitethorn Games, who focus on inclusive, accessible, and easy-going games, and developed by Balloon Studios, who aim to cater to underrepresented audiences.

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