Hi friends! We've been reading your posts in the forum and have worked to address some of your feedback. It seems some of you have had issues with saving your games, so we've modified how all that works. We also implemented Steam Cloud so that your trees carry across to other computers! This should (at least) fix all of the problems we've heard about. If you follow us on Twitter, you probably know that Bonsai is our first game and that we built it with jMonkeyEngine. Since the release, we've become a bit more proficient with JME, and have made some improvement to the graphics. Specifically, we added in dynamic lighting and shadows, so on the high graphics level your trees will really pop. Surprisingly, Bonsai can be a pretty intensive game for your graphics card. Early in the game, there are not many branches to draw, but due to the growth of the tree, your video card will eventually need to draw a lot of things on the screen to keep up. For this new release, we also reduced the quality of the low graphics level in order to help lower end video cards run Bonsai. We hope these changes make Bonsai better for you all! Some of you are really awesome gamers and we've appreciated hearing from you and seeing your support!
[ 2016-08-26 21:39:26 CET ] [ Original post ]
Hi friends! We've been reading your posts in the forum and have worked to address some of your feedback. It seems some of you have had issues with saving your games, so we've modified how all that works. We also implemented Steam Cloud so that your trees carry across to other computers! This should (at least) fix all of the problems we've heard about. If you follow us on Twitter, you probably know that Bonsai is our first game and that we built it with jMonkeyEngine. Since the release, we've become a bit more proficient with JME, and have made some improvement to the graphics. Specifically, we added in dynamic lighting and shadows, so on the high graphics level your trees will really pop. Surprisingly, Bonsai can be a pretty intensive game for your graphics card. Early in the game, there are not many branches to draw, but due to the growth of the tree, your video card will eventually need to draw a lot of things on the screen to keep up. For this new release, we also reduced the quality of the low graphics level in order to help lower end video cards run Bonsai. We hope these changes make Bonsai better for you all! Some of you are really awesome gamers and we've appreciated hearing from you and seeing your support! If you still don't own it don't fret, you can get it for 33% off on Steam through this weekend!
[ 2016-08-26 21:39:26 CET ] [ Original post ]
Just in time for Friday, Bonsai trading cards are here! Get your cards, badges, emoticons, backgrounds, and more!
[ 2016-03-11 21:03:14 CET ] [ Original post ]
Just in time for Friday, Bonsai trading cards are here! Get your cards, badges, emoticons, backgrounds, and more!
[ 2016-03-11 21:03:14 CET ] [ Original post ]
Hi friends, we've added some new things to Bonsai! In this next release, you are able to grow a Birch tree and you have the ability to water trees. Watering makes them grow faster for a period of time, so be sure to water your trees every so often if you want them to grow quicker. We've also listened to your feedback and have made a frame-rate limiter which can be configured in the settings menu. In the first release, we chose to limit the frame rate to a minimum of 10 frames per second. Your tree would continue to grow until your video card could no longer render it faster than 10 frames per second. Unfortunately, some folks thought this felt a little sloppy and it gave the impression of Bonsai being a resource hog. Now, we gave you the ultimate control over how large your tree can grow! The lower you set the minimum FPS in the settings, the larger your tree will grow! Bonsai has only been on Steam about a week and already we're seeing some great pictures in the online community. It looks like some of you are having fun seeing what shapes you can grow your tree into! We're very happy that you're enjoying Bonsai, so keep sending us your feedback and we'll continue to make it into a game you enjoying playing for a long time to come!
[ 2016-02-29 06:06:05 CET ] [ Original post ]
Hi friends, we've added some new things to Bonsai! In this next release, you are able to grow a Birch tree and you have the ability to water trees. Watering makes them grow faster for a period of time, so be sure to water your trees every so often if you want them to grow quicker. We've also listened to your feedback and have made a frame-rate limiter which can be configured in the settings menu. In the first release, we chose to limit the frame rate to a minimum of 10 frames per second. Your tree would continue to grow until your video card could no longer render it faster than 10 frames per second. Unfortunately, some folks thought this felt a little sloppy and it gave the impression of Bonsai being a resource hog. Now, we gave you the ultimate control over how large your tree can grow! The lower you set the minimum FPS in the settings, the larger your tree will grow! Bonsai has only been on Steam about a week and already we're seeing some great pictures in the online community. It looks like some of you are having fun seeing what shapes you can grow your tree into! We're very happy that you're enjoying Bonsai, so keep sending us your feedback and we'll continue to make it into a game you enjoying playing for a long time to come!
[ 2016-02-29 06:06:05 CET ] [ Original post ]
- Bonsai Linux i586 Depot [182.39 M]
- Bonsai Linux x64 Depot [177.35 M]
Each tree is unique and procedurally generated to be as authentic and realistic as possible. Grow an unlimited number of tree-friends using different strategies and masterfully sculpt their shapes. Be aggressive and hack your tree down or gently guide it each step of the way, how you tend to your tree is up to you. Since every tree and every species is unique, each play through will be different from the last!
- OS: Ubuntu 14.x LTS
- Processor: Intel Core-i3 4160Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4400
- Storage: 200 MB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 14.x LTS
- Processor: Intel Core-i3 4160 or betterMemory: 6 GB RAM
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
- Storage: 300 MB available space
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