Gift the Journey — The Gardens Between
Send the game to someone you grew up beside. A decorated digital gift code, your personal note, delivered on the day you choose.
The only game about friendship you can gift to a friend
There's something quietly perfect about giving The Gardens Between to the person who built a treehouse in your childhood — even if the treehouse was entirely theoretical.
Gift codes arrive in a designed email with your personal note and redemption steps simple enough for the least technical person you love.
- Choose Google Play, App Store or Steam
- Personal note embedded in a designed email
- Delivered instantly or on a date you pick
Ninety seconds of your day, years in theirs
The whole flow is deliberately painless — for you and for them.
Pick a platform
Android, iOS or Steam — the code activates on whichever store your person uses.
Write your note
Up to 300 characters, typeset inside the gift email. Inside jokes encouraged.
Pick a date
Send now, or schedule it for a birthday, an anniversary, or a random Tuesday that needs it.
They unwrap
A decorated email arrives with your note and a one-tap redemption link. That's it.
Gift emails in the wild
Three steps to being someone's favourite person
The gift flow lives at checkout — here's the shape of it.
Enter their email
Or yours, if you'd rather hand it over in person — codes work either way.
Write the note
Tell them why this game is for them. Two sentences is plenty — the game does the rest.
Choose the moment
Send now or schedule ahead. You'll get a copy of the gift email when it fires.
Gift details, honestly
A gift code is a store credit for the Standard Edition — redeemable by the recipient on the platform you selected. Simple, transferable until redeemed, and never expiring.
- Recipient needs only a store account — nothing else
- Code can be forwarded if they switch platforms first
- You'll get delivery confirmation the moment it lands
- Buy several at once for the family group chat
Sent it to my best friend from high school on her birthday. She finished it in one evening and called me crying. Best eight dollars I've spent this year.— Gift sender, via support email