Tsuki Adventure

A Google user

5 years ago

Very cute and simple, I enjoy it for what it is. However, there is very little content, you only play for a few minutes at a time before setting it back down for hours. And it really only becomes rewarding after a few days. Also there are bugs, such as characters floating above where they should be walking, and receiving no carrots after harvesting your crops or watching an ad. I would love to see more to do, and more to interact with.

A Google user

5 years ago

The game itself is phenomenally fun, it doesn't require a lot of attention but you can play around with it when you want to. I love how the time of day affects the game play a bit and how the story slowly unfolds with each interaction. However, the newest update left the game with a bunch of bugs that crashes and freezes the game. I did send an email as asked, but I never heard back from them.

Bean mo

2 years ago

I love this game, I play it along with tsuki's Odyssey. It's fun relaxing and a nice story that doesn't need constant attention. The only problem is that it seems to get overloaded or something. I'm not sure if it my device or the game, but when switching areas or leaving a store the screen stays black forcing me to restart. Also the gacha ball game likes to freeze, go black, or just simply skip the animation.

A Google user

5 years ago

Relaxing, at your own pace, and only Ads on your own terms. You never feel like you have to use them, they're just little bonuses. A love letter to Japan. A nice game to check on breaks and you can spend time doing the fishing game if youre stuck waiting around for bonus cash. I recommend it to anyone who wants a game that you dont have to waste time grinding in just to realize that the difficulty is amped up to frustrate you. Diligence and patience is the only thing that really pays off.

A Google user

5 years ago

I have generalized anxiety & whenever I feel myself getting anxious I think of this game's music as it helps me feel a little more at ease. It's beautiful & sweet, & I'm invested in seeing if Tsuki does well. A fishing record would be nice, but it does make it more relaxing not to keep score. Love the way ads are implemented & completely optional. Thanks for a good game.

A Google user

4 years ago

Tsuki is a much more off hands approach to a game than I've ever experienced. Passive gaming is something I've never tried. I enjoy the art style and the journey. I would rather pay $2 and not have ad spamming in the game, it breaks the suspension of disbelief and thus any enjoyment I have. I also tried to do one of their 'free' microtransactions wherein you fulfil a goal in another game to get carrots. 2 worked, one didn't, I appealed but have no updates. I will probably stop because of ads.

A Google user

5 years ago

The game is very relaxing, aesthetically pleasing, and non-stressful (there's no way you can "lose" playing this game). I would relate it to what it's like playing harvest moon, except without the daily "responsibilities". You can open the app and enjoy at any time, without feeling pressured. The story builds as you interact with more characters and create relationships. Although some might say it's slow paced, that is really the beauty of it. And the best part is that everything is super cute!!

Madison Elsea

2 years ago

Enchanting and Relaxing! I love the storyline, the diary, and the fact that Tsuki lives on while you're afk. Edit: I tried to reset my progress and it worked but now the app will not save ANY of my data and I have to restart the game every time I use the app. I have found no solutions for this anywhere. I'm bummed because I used to really love the game.

A Google user

5 years ago

Cute game. There isn't a ton of stuff to do, but it's nice to be able to check in every so often without feeling like everything will fall apart if you go 20 minutes without opening the app. I wish there was a catalog of items that you've collected (at least the fish) like with the album and gacha toys. Also, the "free carrots" I earn never seem to be credited to my game, even several days after completing the mission.

Heather Powers

3 years ago

The game itself was so cute to play! However, there comes a point when you can only proceed in a certain area with a massive mount of carrots, and the game only gives 50-80 at a time. That's far too small to keep constantly checking the app. To help, the devs plastered the home screen full of ad opportunities, and they're surrounding my house now. Each still only giving 50 carrots. This isn't what I meant when I asked! This is so much worse! Please fix this, and just up the reward amounts. :(

A Google user

5 years ago

I enjoy this game but it would be nice if we could choose to use more items when we want. Specifically the car since it cost the most out of all items but other items as well. Also an idea I thought of was it would be kool if birds would fly in the sky and you could click on them and they talk to you or give items and maybe sometime come down on the ground and maybe even become a friend. Either way I still enjoy just would like more to do maybe small quests along his adventure.

A Google user

5 years ago

Aesthetically, this is a very cute game. I loved talking to the characters and getting an item at the end is a good idea. However, the currency is way too unbalanced. The items in the city is so expensive, and even after doing my best to collect carrots and watching every ad I can, I still am constantly poor. The car will take weeks at least to get. And now there is this other location to go to. This game is supposed to be laid back and 'wait to see what the cute rabbit does' but its not at all.

A Google user

5 years ago

is super relaxing. its true there isnt a lot of hands on things to do besides collecting carrots, buying toys or supplies that Tsuki will randomly use, and talking to the townspeople; but the graphics are just super peaceful and almost give me a little break from the games you constantly have to keep an eye on. Plus, its super cute! Definitely recommend and maybe they will upgraded a little more in the future to have more places to explore or things to interact with?

A Google user

4 years ago

A surprisingly engaging little game. You don't do much actively, but passively check in. The characters have grown on me, and I find the music very soothing. I really enjoy that the music morphs into different styles as you move locations. The ads are all optional. This game is chock full of wholesome good feelings that I truly appreciate. Though it's free to play, I've decided to throw some money at it as thanks for the joy it's brought me at a difficult time in my life.

A Google user

5 years ago

Had time to play it some more. I like the interactions and seeing what happens. The share function would sometimes repeat the starry night diary entry and won't allow me to try to reshare. Played a gatcha and once had my ticket used without receiving anything because touching the screen yielded no action. Hate the reminder notifications a lot to the point where it's almost a deal breaker.

A Google user

5 years ago

love the graphics and the idea is amazing I just wish I didn't have to log on at 6 in the morning to go somewhere specific, no one wants to wake up early just to hop on a game that you can't even control. also it says it cloud saves but I had a good 1000 carrots and bought a ticket to the city and everything and it did not save a single thing. gonna have to uninstall I can't replay a good 3 months of work

A Google user

5 years ago

This is definitely an app for people with patience. New features are added for seasons, but it's not a dramatic or stimulating game. As the in-game tips will tell you, some items can be clicked after purchase (like the fishing rod) - fish can be sold in the store & trash can be recycled. Since the point is to calmly check in on Tsuki experiencing new things, exploration is a big part of this app! I love the cute art and slow pace.