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Berry Bury Berry
Adventure
Casual
Indie
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Camera Comfort
Color Alternatives
Custom Volume Controls
Playable without Timed Input
Stereo Sound
Subtitle Options
Surround Sound
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

A juicy first-person incremental game about growing berries and tossing them down an ominous hole. Earn money and upgrades. Make new friends with sentient berry pals. Grow and control the hole as you unearth why nobody leaves this accursed garden. Bury it all, Berry everything.

Developers: Get(Color) Games
Publishers: Get(Color) Games
Release Date: 29 Jan, 2026
Price (USD): 7,79€
Current Players: 247

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Overwhelmingly Positive(99%)
addictive gameplay
incremental mechanics
satisfying progression
great value
charming aesthetic
storytelling
game length
puzzles
confusing puzzles
motion sickness
light horror
The game is highly addictive and offers a uniquely satisfying experience with its combination of incremental mechanics and narrative elements. The art style is appreciated, and many consider it great value for money. However, some players found the puzzles to be challenging, and the horror elements weren't impactful for everyone. Overall, it leaves a strong impression, particularly for fans of the genre.

Positive Points

  • The game is highly addictive, with an engaging gameplay loop that keeps players hooked for many hours.
  • Players appreciate the unique blend of incremental mechanics with a dark yet charming story.
  • The game is praised for its satisfying progression and well-balanced upgrades.
  • A majority of players commend the game's value for money, considering its depth and replayability.
  • The art style and overall aesthetic of the game have been frequently highlighted as engaging and well-executed.

    • Negative Points

  • Some players found certain puzzles to be too confusing or obtuse, requiring outside help to solve.
  • A few players experienced motion sickness or discomfort due to the game's movement mechanics.
  • The horror elements were not deeply impactful for some, coming off as too light or not fully developed.

    • Mixed Points

  • The storytelling and horror elements seemed to have a varied impact, with some appreciating the subtle narrative while others felt it was not compelling or eerie enough.
  • The game's length and depth were satisfying for some, but left others wishing for more content or extensions to the story.

    • Common Themes

  • The game's unique take on the incremental genre, combining it with a story and puzzles, was a common highlight.
  • Players frequently mentioned the addictive nature of the gameplay loop and the satisfaction of progression.
  • The aesthetic and design, including its colorful environment contrasted with darker themes, were often discussed.
  • There was widespread appreciation for the game's value, particularly given its price.
    • Updated 2/5/2026, 12:01:46 AM UTC
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