Treeplanter Launches April 17th, One Tree Will be Planted For Every Copy Sold

Indie developer and sixth-generation farmer Henry Diver has announced his upcoming woodland toybox game Treeplanter will launch on PC on April 17th, 2026; additionally Henry has stated he will personally plant one tree for every copy sold.

You can head over to the Steam Page to wishlist the game today, or check out the new trailer below to learn more.

About:

Welcome to Treeplanter, an interactive woodland that changes with the seasons. Piece together a small grove of trees. Watch as their roots blossom under the soil. Based on what you place and build, an ecosystem of animals, plants and birds will move in, turning your creation into their home!

Treeplanter is created by digital artist Henry Driver, previously known for Secrets of the Soil (‘A Spectacular Underground Cosmos’ – Vice). Each copy of the game sold helps Henry plant trees, wildflowers, meadows and community orchards through partnerships with schools, farms, communities and woodland charities. This means you’ll help restore real-life nature, too!! During development last year, Henry planted 900 trees on farms and schools in Suffolk. We're on track to plant 8000 trees and millions of wildflowers in 2026.

Combining meditation and education, Treeplanter aims to teach players about the interconnected wonders of the natural world, above and below ground.

Features:
A soothing interactive toybox for fans of games like Summerhouse and Tiny Glade!
Piece together woodland with a playful LEGO-like design!
Procedural creatures turn your grove into a living landscape!
Watch the woodland change throughout the different seasons!
Learn about the natural world above and below!
Background

Treeplanter began as an EU Social Fund project aimed at providing real-life game development opportunities to students. The very first prototype was developed with a diverse team of students aged 18-21, with support from woodland charities, Eastern Education Group, and directed by Henry Driver. Since then, it’s toured around the country, including the Youth Climate Conference and Beth Chatto Symposium.

The game has been playtested at a special educational needs and disabilities charity LEVEL, where it was presented in an immersive four 4K projector wraparound space. Audiences aged from 5 to 85 were invited to play and give feedback. There are plans underway to take Treeplanter to schools and libraries through an educational licence scheme.