Forget Me Not: My Organic Garden
Released Aug 2015
“Master, Master! I did it!!” "I can hear you, no need to shout! Oh, my! This is a rather firm Kidney." My Organic Garden is an avant-garde organ-clicking game. Whether it’s to get Master’s praise, or to please the customer, click away and ship those organs!
84% positive · 440 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
Steam $9.99
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Evaluation
Forget Me Not: My Organic Garden launched on August 21, 2015 as a complete, self-contained experience. Out of 49 developer news posts scanned, none announce new content, patches, or updates for this game — the vast majority are sales notices and merchandise posts. The single news post categorized as major content (December 9, 2024) is actually an announcement for a brand new, unrelated CAVYHOUSE title called The Little Tomb, not content for this game. The store description highlights a free soundtrack update as its lead feature, which is a cosmetic bonus rather than a content expansion. No DLC has been released or announced, and there is no roadmap or developer statement indicating future content. The game launched as a finished product and has remained that way.
Evidence
Store description highlights a free soundtrack update as a bonus feature; game is presented as a complete, standalone experience with no mention of planned updates or future content
No DLC, season pass, or expansion is listed on the store; no unreleased content exists in the game's store listing
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
PLAYISM
Achievements
44
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
FREE update of Organic Soundtrack!
We added total 20 tracks from the game including the theme song "Forget Me Not" (The same song used in the second PV)
Enjoy!
Organa is an apprentice living together with shopmaster Irene on the outskirts of a quiet village.
While Irene's shop is fairly small, it's always bustling with customers.
Organa also helps Irene out in the shop.
Organa's main duty is to grow the shop's merchandise in the greenhouse.
It's a busy job: watering each item, harvesting the goods, and generally rushing all over the place.
Heartily growing in the array of pots are kidneys, hearts, and such.
Basically, "organs".
Organa works hard day in and day out in order to become a master organ harvester.
Today, Irene's busy shop is once again visited by some really far-out characters...
Irene’s requested organ deliveries are presented as quests. By completing a few quests, more customers will come, and the story will progress. Whether it’s to get Master’s praise, or to please the customer, click away and ship those organs!
We added total 20 tracks from the game including the theme song "Forget Me Not" (The same song used in the second PV)
Enjoy!
Organa is an apprentice living together with shopmaster Irene on the outskirts of a quiet village.
While Irene's shop is fairly small, it's always bustling with customers.
Organa also helps Irene out in the shop.
Organa's main duty is to grow the shop's merchandise in the greenhouse.
It's a busy job: watering each item, harvesting the goods, and generally rushing all over the place.
Heartily growing in the array of pots are kidneys, hearts, and such.
Basically, "organs".
Organa works hard day in and day out in order to become a master organ harvester.
Today, Irene's busy shop is once again visited by some really far-out characters...
Irene’s requested organ deliveries are presented as quests. By completing a few quests, more customers will come, and the story will progress. Whether it’s to get Master’s praise, or to please the customer, click away and ship those organs!
Creator’s Voice
"My Organic Garden was an idea that has been floating around for a few years. Please enjoy a world where a few slightly odd organisms can exist normally."Are these done yet?
Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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