Adopt Me's developers have released a new Birthday Butterfly update to celebrate its eighth birthday on August 22, 2025. It brought new items in Gift and Accessory Chest, and a 2 Weekend Event that ...

Unlock the secrets to elevating your garden with our DIY water fountain and red fish pond tutorial! Follow our step-by-step guide from material selection to finishing touches, ensuring a stunning and ...

In Adopt Me, Golden Crystal Skulls are a currency introduced with the Indiana Jones-inspired Aztec Temple Trek event. Their in-game appearance is reminiscent of the Crystal Skulls featured in Indiana ...

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The main task of players in Grow a Garden is to grow and sell crops. The developers regularly add new events in which your fruits and vegetables can be used to earn unique rewards. During the cooking ...

Grow a Garden often hosts various events, but few of them can compare with the currently active cooking event. During it, players can use all the crops grown on their farm, but they will need to look ...

Adopt Me's 8th-anniversary celebration brings a wave of fresh content with the Birthday Butterfly update. The Adopt Me Gift and Accessory Chests are now stocked with exciting new items. The Gift box ...

If you haven’t heard of the term sparden or spa-den yet, this combination of “spa” and “garden” is all about turning your backyard into a relaxing retreat. Water features are a key component thanks to ...

The creator of Roblox viral hit Grow A Garden has apologised for a number of “repetitive” updates and promised a “new era” is imminent. Its popularity is helped by weekly updates, which add new crops ...

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The Fountain City Council voted on Tuesday to pull its minority share in a water reservoir decades in the making. "The juice doesn't equal the squeeze," said Councilmember Gordan Rick at the meeting.