Greenhearth Necromancer is a cozy, semi-idle simulator with elements of magic and light management, where you grow a garden on your balcony, using necromancy to revive plants. The gameplay is built around caring for plants, balancing resources, and gradual development, allowing you to play actively or leave the process running in the background, returning to it whenever convenient. The Garden Between Life and Undead Plants here don't just grow — they die, return, and change. You have to monitor water, fertilizer, and the garden's condition, but routine care is complemented by magic, which opens up new paths to development. Withered plants don't become a problem, but an opportunity, because they can be brought back, transformed and with new properties. The atmosphere is built on calm and rhythm. You can pop in briefly, tidy up, and then leave again, leaving the garden to live its own life. Gradually, the space fills with details, and the process itself begins to feel like a background activity that doesn't require constant attention but provides a sense of development and comfort. Features of the game Semi-idle gameplay with background progression. Necromancy for plant development. Care and resource system. Customizable atmosphere and music.