Garten of Banban 4 for Windows

Garten of Banban 4 continues its predecessors' surreal, puzzle-focused horror adventure with a new chapter full of strange characters and creeping tension. The game leans heavily into its creepy-kids aesthetic, offering short bursts of exploration, mild scares, and environmental storytelling in a bizarre kindergarten-like facility. Though brief, it still has a unique charm that some fans will appreciate.

Garten of Banban 4 may not convince newcomers, sticking to its simple puzzles, eerie environments, and strange mascot creatures formula. However, for fans already following the series, it serves as a necessary continuation of Banban’s ongoing, mysterious kindergarten horror saga.

Charming design, but not without flaws

What gives the program its charm is its dedication to the offbeat tone it’s cultivated from the start. The environments feel unsettling in a way that’s more surreal than terrifying, with bold character designs and awkward dialogue that somehow enhance the unease. Though not traditionally scary, the game’s quirky horror vibe works if you’re looking for something low-intensity yet weirdly engaging.

While Garten of Banban 4 introduces new explorable zones and additional mascot characters, its gameplay foundation remains largely the same. Players still solve simple puzzles, traverse mostly linear paths, and use their drone for basic environmental tasks. Though mechanically shallow, these elements function well enough. Despite the repetition, the unusual setting, offbeat pacing, and a few clever puzzle moments help keep returning players engaged, if only briefly.

Fans who enjoy episodic storytelling, surreal environments, and minimalist horror elements will likely find something appealing in this installment. The program is short and mechanically simple, making it highly accessible. However, its brief runtime and lack of challenge may leave casual players unsatisfied. Overall, it’s better suited for those already invested in the Banban series rather than newcomers seeking a deeper or more varied horror experience.

Decent, but still divisive horror

Garten of Banban 4 retains the series’ signature charm — bizarre mascot characters, surreal level design, and low-stress puzzle solving — but offers minimal innovation. It’s a quirky continuation that fans will recognize and possibly enjoy. However, newcomers may find it lacking in depth or polish. While its odd visuals and eerie atmosphere intrigue, the overall experience feels mechanically light and narratively thin, just enough to keep curiosity mildly satisfied.

• Introduces new mascot characters and lore-based environments
• Adds fresh puzzle types involving drone coordination
• Expands explorable areas with more verticality and hidden rooms
• Slight improvement in lighting and texture fidelity over previous entries