A tiny garden adventure, taking root
Poddy’s Patch
A little keeper.
A world worth growing.
Beyond the flowerpots, beneath the leaves.
Your next adventure is closer than you think.
Promotional concept artwork · Game in development
Small feet.Big curiosity.
Psst… down here.
Even the smallest
patch can hold
a great little adventure.
Meet Poddy. A seedpod keeper with a warm little glow, a very big garden, and a knack for finding wonder in the undergrowth.
Help forgotten corners flourish. Make room for visitors. Follow the little things that make a place feel alive.
Get to know Poddy’s worldThe first page of your field notebook
What will you notice first?
A little corner of the real prototype. Choose a numbered discovery.
A VERY SMALL KEEPER
Hello, I’m Poddy.
A living green seed tucked inside a woody husk, with root-like hands, little feet and a curled shoot. This is the character you’ll find in our current garden study.
His world begins at the foot of an old apple tree. Down here, even a flowerpot feels like a landmark.
An interactive look at a real development capture. Choose a numbered marker or a named button. This is a website introduction, rather than a playable game.
Leave a little room for the wild.
A flower.
A visitor.
A lovely little
chain reaction.
In the prototype, habitats, seasons and weather help shape who turns up. A damp refuge. A flowering border. A moment worth stopping for.
See the field notes
A trail waiting to be found.
One little garden.
The beginning of something bigger.
A torn notebook page. The sound of lost rain. A new place that needs a keeper. We’re designing a journey between gardens you can make your own, and return to.
The Garden Trail is our planned story direction. The current prototype explores the first potting corner.
Follow the Garden TrailFresh from the potting shed
Still growing.
Come along for the journey.
From Poddy’s first glow to a new pair of tiny footsteps. See what we’re making, one discovery at a time.
A seed with a story.
Meet the little keeper at the heart of the patch.
A garden that responds.
Habitats, weather and the pleasure of a new arrival.
Something worth noting.
A growing notebook of nature and small discoveries.
No release date yet. Plenty of little things to discover.