Tiny Eden Goodies Pack
Optional $2.99 cosmetics. It will not mix your compost or unlock the roof.
On 1 September 2026, Digital Vortex posted launch pricing and languages, and named a Tiny Eden Goodies Pack at $2.99 USD (regional prices in the table on release date). It sits beside the $14.99 base game. You do not need it to finish the apartment. You buy it if you want extra dress-up after the kitchen works.
This page is the shopping-list sibling of the calendar page. Gameplay still lives in Getting Started and how to grow.
What the pack contains (studio list)
The Steam news post said the Goodies Pack includes extra cosmetics:
- New cats
- Drone skins
- Planter designs
- Wallpapers
- A Digital Botanical Companion
Treat planter designs as skins unless a patch says they add litres. A prettier 3 L is still 3 L. Tomatoes still want the pot size chain. Drone skins do not water faster — see drones. Extra cats are roommates with new coats, not extra labour.
The Digital Botanical Companion was not given a full spec in that post. Until 1.0 UI exists, assume a digital extra (art, notes, or a companion app-style item), not a cheat sheet that skips NPK. Keep the soil helper either way.
Prices (announced 1 September 2026)
| Region | Base game | Goodies Pack |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $14.99 | $2.99 |
| Germany | €15.49 | €3.15 |
| United Kingdom | £13.75 | £2.65 |
| Canada | C$17.99 | C$3.59 |
| Brazil | R$53.49 | R$11.99 |
| Japan | ¥1,900 | ¥395 |
| Australia | A$20.95 | A$4.25 |
Steam tax and any launch-week discount are not in this table. Checkout on the Steam page wins.
When to buy it
- Before 7 September: only if you already like the demo and you want the store page sitting in your library as a bundle. Cosmetics will not help a missing pot menu. Fix that with the pot menu guide.
- Launch morning: buy the base game first. Confirm the apartment boots on your GPU (system requirements). Add Goodies when you are decorating, not while a tomato is despawning.
- Skip: if $3 is a week of coffee and you only care about soil chemistry. The FAQ’s 40 plants and 40 recipes are in 1.0, not in the pack.
What is not in the pack
- Extra rooms or the rooftop. That is how to expand.
- Raw-crop selling. Still a maybe-later FAQ line, not a DLC bullet.
- Co-op. Tiny Eden is single-player.
- A Steam Deck magic wand. Demo remains unofficial on Deck.
Post-launch DLC for new plants, mushrooms, vines, and trees is a roadmap item, not this $2.99 box. Do not confuse a cosmetic pack with the “if it goes well” expansions on the roadmap.
Cats, again
Official social posts list rescue, bring home, buy a bed, enjoy. The base game already has a cat. The pack adds more cat cosmetics. Budget floor space so a second bed does not block drone pathing or a windowsill. Furniture is climate, not only screenshots.
How this wiki will treat 1.0 store tags
If Steam splits the pack into a separate app ID, we will add the link on the links hub. If the companion is a live UI panel with plant tips, we will point how to grow at it. Until then, this page is the 1 September announcement, not a datamine.
Play the demo, learn one dish in how to cook, then decide whether wallpaper is worth $3.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Tiny Eden questions.
Do I need the Tiny Eden Goodies Pack?
No. The $14.99 base game is the apartment. The pack is optional cosmetics at $2.99 USD.
Does the pack add bigger pots or more plants?
The announcement listed cats, drone skins, planters, wallpapers, and a Digital Botanical Companion. It did not list extra species or extra litres.
Is the Goodies Pack the same as post-launch DLC?
No. Future plants and locations are on the roadmap. This pack is launch-day dress-up.