Shiki-Tei has the guts to tackle an issue that most games shy away from: gardening. Shiki-Tei, which translates as “Four Seasons Garden” in English, is a PS3 gardening simulator that allows you to pick and choose plants and decorations to create the ultimate Japanese garden. As your garden grows, you’ll be able to unlock additional plants and options.
Although Shiki-Tei is certainly playable with a limited knowledge of Japanese, learning all the intricacies of the game’s features requires some patience and experimenting. Still, if you want to try your hand at hardcore Japanese gardening, the Japanese PSN is the only place to get this game.
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