Mossgild is a botanical-fantasy studio. We cultivate games that unfold slowly — petals of lore, roots of ritual, spores of wonder. Every world is a pressed specimen, blooming on your screen.
Each title is a different bloom in our perpetual garden. Some gentle, some thorned, all rooted in myth.
A contemplative garden-puzzle where you arrange flowers to summon forgotten saints of the meadow. No timer. Only rhythm and dew.
A sun-drenched maze of wax corridors. Guide the bee-knight through comb chambers, trading pollen for memories.
A narrative opera set in a forest that sheds its leaves as notes. Every falling leaf changes the melody of the wood.
Restore a ruined abbey reclaimed by moss. Prune, graft, and pray. The stones remember what the monks forgot.
A grimoire of seasonal rituals. Plant a sigil, harvest a curse. The garden always takes its tithe in autumn.
Our forthcoming tale: an orchard where fruit ripens into memories. Pick one. Lose another. The tree keeps score.
We grow slowly. We prune with intent. Beauty, here, is never hurried.
No rush. Mechanics unfold like petals opening to dawn.
Myths drawn from folk botany, old almanacs, and whispered herbals.
Gold-leaf edges, hand-inked plates, textures pressed like paper.
Wonder without spectacle. A rustle. A spore. A hush.
A record kept in seasons, not quarters.
Founded in a converted glasshouse in Portland. Three illustrators, one botanist, and a loom of ideas.
Debut title. Praised as "a meditation with petals." Won Best Calm Experience at the Indie Greenhouse Show.
Our coziest restoration sim. Players reported falling asleep to the sound of pruning shears. We took it as praise.
A folk-opera experiment. Leaves sing. Critics wept. The soundtrack was pressed onto seed-paper vinyl.
Moved to a larger conservatory. Added a scent-design atelier. Yes, our games now have a smell brief.
Our most ambitious garden yet. Currently cultivated. The first fruit will ripen at showcase season.
An idea for a bloom? A folk tale worth grafting? Write to our glasshouse. We answer by lantern-light.