Honey Grove — Cozy Gardening

Name: Honey Grove — Cozy Gardening
Rating: 4.8 (2891 reviews)
Author: Runaway

By: Runaway App

Plant a bee-utiful garden

Overview

Version:

0.2.73

Last updated: 2026-08-05

Features & Capabilities

Honey Grove — Cozy Gardening is a cozy gardening and farming game designed as a Chrome extension. Design and nurture a garden of wildflowers, unlock plants over time, and harvest fruit and vegetables from your budding paradise. Meet adorable bees with unique personalities as you grow your team and watch their stories unfold.

Help save the town by sending Explorer Bees to uncover new locations and solve the town’s mysteries. Craft gear and items to rebuild key spots—the Garden Shop, Community Cafe, and Decoration Shop—transforming your garden into a thriving hub of color and life.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Design

By:

Runaway

Rating:

4.80

(2,891) 6 new ratings

Version:

0.2.73 Last updated: 2026-08-05

Version code:

889323826

Creation date:

2024-11-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

565.06MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-01

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 33,489 ▼ 10

Other rankings

#23 in honey keyword 35 ▼ 5#83 in grow keyword 10 ▼ 6

Other platforms

Honey Grove — Cozy Garden Game (v0.2.73)

555,621 4.24

(4,706)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Runaway

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/honey-grove-cozy-gardening/id6456264382

Website:

https://www.runawayplay.com/

User Reviews

Overall, players praise Honey Grove for its charming, cozy vibe, cute art, and deep, low-stress progression with bees and crops. Pros include a relaxing pace, broad content, and an option to play with few or no ads. Common downsides involve monetization and stability: ads can be frequent and unrewarding; updates can cause crashes or slow loading; and some UX gaps (like trashing items and plant info) persist. Despite these, many keep returning for the peaceful gameplay and satisfying garden systems.

Pros

Charming, fun, and relaxing vibe.
Cute visuals and delightful animations.
Extensive content and progression (lots to unlock, bees, crops, events).
Option to play with minimal or no ads (ads are optional).
Double-tap/confirm interactions to prevent accidental taps.

Cons

Ads can be frequent and unrewarding (some videos don’t grant rewards).
Stability issues after updates (crashes, slow/long loading).
UX/Inventory gaps (difficulty trashing items, unclear plant information).

Recent reviews

I’ve been playing this game for about a three weeks now & it’s safe to say I’m hooked. I really enjoy Runaway Games so I’ve been doing a few - Hatch Dragons & Splash also. The art style in this game is cute, there is a decent amount to do between waiting for plants to grow (events, quests, match 3 puzzles), I really like the variety of bees & their names. The gameplay in this is more engaging than Hatch Dragons IMO, in Hatch Dragons it mostly alternates between harvesting & waiting. I seldom spend money on apps, but I have with this. I really like Tala. It makes me so incredibly happy to see the variety of physical traits in the characters too. I’m a PCOS haver & audibly squealed with joy when I saw Professor Montgomery for the first time. Also, you can turn on haptics in this! Buzz buzz Suggestions: - I’d love, love, love an item to make a vegetable plant permanent / non harvestable at any growth stage. I have artichoke & red cabbage as decorations (pretty purples!!) but I’d like the “!” to go away from my menu. - It would be cute to have canvases like in Animal Jam that you could paint on & display in your hive, or gift to the NPC neighbors. - Having a re-send button for repeated expeditions like the quarry or walnut tree would be convenient, so I can simultaneously collect goods & send a bee, rather than opening the menu several times for a very quick task. One note to new players: The trailer has a great big sprawling garden, it will take you a while to get there. It takes significantly more time to open up space than a game like Dragonvale. That being said, there are plants to discover among the weeds, so you are rewarded as you go! If you’re strategic with how you spend your tools, you can make it feel more open in a decent amount of time. Also, one bug - there’s a possibility this is actually an iPhone thing, because it’s also happened to me on other games, on other versions of iPhones - when I close the app & it sits in the background for a while, then I re-open it and it re-loads, often the audio doesn’t work. I have to restart the app entirely to get the audio back.