New content in the DX version includes new animals, notably horses. The Nintendo Switch version is called DX because it is enhanced from the other versions of the game.

Across the game, you plant various types of food, hire workers to help you pick said food, and continue to do this as your farm slowly grows in size, workforce, and more. Plantera DX is a farming-themed clicker game. Although it was recently-released on the PS Vita, here is my review of the enhanced “remake” of sorts for the Nintendo Switch, Plantera DX! Storyĭue to this game having no story, this section shall remain blank. Taking the farming genre and applying it to the clicker genre, Plantera was made. Do note that the Japanese Version of the game has a full English translation, so there’s no need for Japanese knowledge. I never went back to the genre, but thanks to a nice little 5-dollar game on the Japanese eShop for Switch, I have now. In fact, in a previous technical support job, most of my off-duty time at work was spent doing random plays of Cookie Clicker. That’s a big game that I was borderline addicted to on PC. My experience in the genre mostly can be explained with 2 words: Cookie Clicker. Availability: Digital (Japan, EU/NA Coming Later)ĭo you ever get that odd craving to play a clicker game on a console, as much as it doesn’t make sense to do so? To be honest, it’s surprising that there even are clicker games on consoles, but with the introduction of touch screens on handhelds, and the touch pad on the PS4 help to make this doable.

Plantera game