Monument Valley 3 ‘The Garden of Life’ Expansion Releases on December 3

Ustwo games has announced that “The Garden of Life” expansion for Monument Valley 3 will release on December 3. It will be available for free on all consoles. 

The expansion will add 4 new additional story chapters to Noor’s voyage and a series of bonus memory puzzles. Ustwo games states that some of the new puzzles are “some of the most beautiful and mind-bending we’ve ever created.” Check out the release date trailer for “The Garden of Life” expansion for Monument Valley 3 below:

Lastly, Monument Valley 3 is available now for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. It’s also available on iOS and Android. Here’s an overview of the game, via the official Steam page: 

Set sail for adventure on a journey of light and discovery in Monument Valley 3, the latest beautiful chapter in the award-winning Monument Valley series. Guide Noor, a young apprentice, through a world of shifting architecture and rising tides as they seek to restore the fading light.

Defy perspective, reshape reality, and navigate a world of impossible geometry and beauty—where every movement holds a secret and every puzzle tells a story.

Experience the magic of Monument Valley 3 in the most cinematic way possible, with stunning ultrawide visuals, smooth keyboard/mouse control, and immersive gamepad support. Features all major content updates and new mechanics in this stunning evolution of Monument Valley.

A New Adventure Awaits

• • Return to the universe of Monument Valley, full of more adventure than ever before. Guide Noor in their quest through a series of mind-bending illusions and puzzles. Can you unlock the secrets of the mysterious world – and the meaning behind the Sacred Light?
  • Rotate and manipulate architecture and environment to reveal hidden paths, solve intricate and unique puzzles, sail across the world and head out on a voyage of discovery across rising waters!
  • As you sail through the world, soak in the art and world design inspired by global architecture, experimental artists and a world of personal stories, all translated into unique, impossible geometry.