Get Color Games is bringing Berry Bury Berry to Nintendo Switch on August 20, 2026. This surreal first-person incremental game arrives digitally for $9.99, inviting players to cultivate a strange garden and feed an even stranger hole.
The gameplay loop is straightforward: grow berries, toss them into the ominous hole, collect the money that flies back out, and spend those earnings on ways to produce even more berries. If players throw enough berries into the hole during a day, it expands, driving the game’s core cycle of profit, new tools, and uncovering secrets beneath the garden soil.
A Garden Built Around Compulsive Upgrades
Get Color Games describes Berry Bury Berry as a first-person incremental game about growing berries and putting “lots and lots of berries” into a hole. Players can create and upgrade Berry Buddies to produce higher-tier berries, then reinvest their earnings in gadgets, tools, and upgrades that increase profits and allow further exploration of the accursed garden.
- Build and upgrade Berry Buddies: Enhance berry production.
- Unlock tools and gadgets: Navigate an expansive upgrade tree.
- Expand control over the Hole: Meet daily berry-burying thresholds.
- Discover secrets: Uncover the garden’s inhabitants and multiple endings.
The Switch Version Suits Its Pick-Up-and-Profit Loop
Berry Bury Berry is designed around compact, repeatable goals that fit short play sessions: one more harvest, one more upgrade, one more attempt to make the Hole bigger before the day ends. Its appeal lies not in reflexes or spectacle but in managing a quirky economy while gradually revealing why this cheerful garden feels so cursed.
Will you keep reinvesting in Berry Buddies, or rush to make the Hole big enough to uncover its hidden secrets?
