Sprite Garden

Sprite Garden is a 2D sandbox exploration and farming game that runs entirely in your web browser. Explore procedurally generated worlds, discover different biomes, mine resources, and cultivate a variety of crops.

Features

• Procedural World Generation - Each world is unique, generated from a shareable seed
• Multiple Biomes - Explore forests, deserts, tundras, and swamps, each with unique characteristics
• Farming System - Plant and harvest different crop types with realistic growth cycles
• Resource Mining - Dig for valuable resources like coal, iron, and gold
• Cave Systems - Discover underground caves filled with resources and challenges
• Building - Use collected materials to place blocks and shape the world
• Save & Load - Your progress can be saved on device or as a file to share

Privacy by Design

Sprite Garden is private by design. All game data is processed and stored locally on your device. No personal information is collected, transmitted, or stored on external servers. Your game worlds, progress, and preferences never leave your device, unless shared by you.

Read more about the Sprite Garden Privacy Policy.

Controls

• Movement: W/A/S/D or Arrow Keys
• Jump: W, ↑, or Space
• Plant/Harvest: F
• Break Block: R
• Change Break Mode: E
• Change Movement Scale: X
• Change Block Range: K
• Place Block: U/I/O/J/L/M/,/.
• World State Menu: Ctrl+S
• Inspect Tiles: Mouse hover
• Tap the bottom corner panel for mobile controls.

Tips for New Players

• Start by exploring your immediate surroundings to understand the biome
• Harvest natural crops to build up your seed inventory
• Look for farmable ground (dirt, grass, clay, sand) to plant seeds
• Different crops grow at different rates - mushrooms are fastest, trees are slowest
• Mine resources by breaking blocks (R key) - you'll collect materials automatically
• Fog clears as exploration progresses
• Save your game frequently using the World State menu (Ctrl+S)
• Share interesting world seeds with friends!

Open Source

Sprite Garden is open source software. Visit the project repository to view the code, report issues, or to contribute.