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greenhouse game

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser greenhouse management game built with Three.js. Grow tomatoes, balance climate and resources. From the kononov.dev Lab.

by @Dimetrrius · Dimetrrius/greenhouse-game on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 1HOSTED ON DIMETRRIUS.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 27 Oct 2026

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Controls: Choose a variety first · Cherry grows fast and drinks a lot

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A 3D browser game about a small tomato greenhouse. You pick a variety and take ten plants to harvest: switch irrigation, grow lights and ventilation, keep an eye on soil moisture, light and temperature, and try to stay within a 70 kWh energy budget. When the crop is ripe, the game counts harvest, costs and profit, then replays the same days with an autopilot so you can see how your result compares.

Play: dimetrrius.github.io/greenhouse-game, or in the Lab on my studio site: kononov.dev/en/lab/greenhouse-game.

Choose a variety first. Cherry grows fast and drinks a lot.

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