A cozy horror game where you craft plants for late-night customers while managing a small plant shop. Expand your plant collection, upgrade the shop and grow the business — while the customers keep mentioning a curse that struck the town thirty years ago.

Up 4 places to #27 on the Steam 250 seven-day chart, scoring 7.46 with a 99% positive rating from 69 reviews. Released 16 September 2026.

Key features

The shop loop is the horror delivery system

Crafting a plant takes a pot, soil, a seed and water. It is deliberately simple, because the routine is what lets the game unsettle you: once your hands know the task, your attention is free to notice what the customers are saying.

Late-night framing does the work of a monster

You play Silvia, who opens the shop on a night shift because she has a corporate job during the day. The setting explains why the street is empty and why nobody else is around to confirm what you saw — no supernatural justification required.

Priced like an evening, not a campaign

At $4.49 it sits alongside the other short-form cozy horror on Steam rather than competing with full survival horror. That is the right shape for a game whose central question is whether the curse is real or an old legend.

Where to find The Plant Shop

• Available now on Steam — $4.49, down from $4.99

Who made The Plant Shop

Tori developed and self-published The Plant Shop. More on the Tori studio page.

Frequently asked questions

Is The Plant Shop scary?

It is cozy horror rather than survival horror. Steam’s content descriptor lists stylized representations of blood and unsettling scenes, psychological distress, and depictions of alcohol and drug use.

How much does The Plant Shop cost?

4.49 dollars on Steam, discounted from a 4.99 dollars list price.

Who do you play as in The Plant Shop?

Silvia, a 26-year-old who opens a small plant shop on the late-night shift while working a corporate job during the day.

Is The Plant Shop multiplayer?

No. Steam lists it as single-player only.

Who made The Plant Shop?

Tori, who both developed and published it.