$6.79 (−15%)Usagi Shima: Bunny Island Befriend every bunny that hops ashore
Usagi Shima turns an abandoned island into a bunny haven you decorate yourself. Place toys, plants and little buildings, then watch 35+ bunnies wander in, each with its own favorite things. Pet them, feed them, brush them and dress them in hats, all at your own pace with no timers or stress.
Is Usagi Shima: Bunny Island worth it?
Usagi Shima: Bunny Island is worth it if…
- you like slow, gentle games with no timers or fail states
- you enjoy decorating a small space and watching animals use it
- you want to collect cute characters and learn their favorites
- you like idle games you can check in on while you study or work
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A sandy island shaped by toys and treats
You start with an empty island and build it into somewhere bunnies want to visit. That means picking from more than 100 toys, plants and buildings, then arranging them across the sand however you like. A new slide or cozy shelter can tempt a curious visitor to hop ashore, and some items are interactive, so you get to watch bunnies climb, nap and play on what you placed. The hand-drawn art keeps everything soft and colorful, and you can set the day and night cycle to match your mood or your clock.
Befriending bunnies one pat at a time
Collecting is only half of it. Each of the 35+ bunnies has its own look and idea of a perfect day, so you learn which toys and snacks make which bunny happy. You pet them, feed them, brush their fur and play hide and seek to build friendship, and close friends leave keepsakes and can even move in for good. You can dress regulars in hats, snap photos for a scrapbook, or leave the game running as a screensaver while bunnies keep you company.
Good to know before you visit?
How does collecting bunnies work?
There are more than 35 bunnies to meet, each with its own look and preferred toys and decorations. Place the right items around your island and new visitors will stop by. Spend time with them and you can raise your friendship level, earn keepsakes and eventually invite favorites to stay.
What do you actually do with the bunnies?
Care is simple and tactile. You pet, feed and brush them, play hide and seek, and put hats on the ones you know best. There is also a camera for saving sweet moments to a photo album, and saved photos can be used as device wallpapers.
