With this story-based game, you can explore Mushroom Village, interact with animal characters, and collect items. Includes farming activities, mini-games, and seasonal events.
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 4.3. Trustworthiness 78 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 24 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4.3
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
83%
4 star
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3 star
4%
2 star
1%
1 star
2%
What to know
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Low review manipulation risk
24% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
78% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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Ad complaints
Many low ratings mention excessive ads
About Tsuki Adventure
Tsuki was lonely. A stressful job. A thankless boss. A busy, chaotic life in a noisy city. But one day, with the arrival of a plain letter, everything changed for Tsuki.
Tsuki inherited the family carrot farm in rustic Mushroom Village. Now, here in the countryside, away from all the noise and stress of city life, Tsuki quickly comes to appreciate the simple things.
Enjoy a relaxing, story-based game filled with cute animals. You can check in on Tsuki throughout the day, collect new items and visit locations around the country, while finding hidden surprises.
Whether it's fishing with Yori the fox, reading books with Chi the giraffe, or sampling the delicious ramen made by Bobo the panda... every moment is precious.
Join Tsuki in an awe-inspiring adventure and discover all the beauty that country life has to offer.
Tsuki Adventure Features:
Animal Story Game
- Tsuki’s new life in the countryside is filled with new animal friends
- Enjoy a story-driven tale
- Explore the Mushroom Village
- Unlock new, adorable diary entries
Relaxing, Passive Game
- Check in on Tsuki and see how things are doing
- Buy and collect items for Tsuki to use
- Visit Tsuki any time and watch the story unfold
Country Game
- Grow carrots at the family farm
- Go fishing, clean up the village & more for nifty upgrades
- Get to know Tsuki’s neighbors
Collect Items
- Buy new items from Yori the fox
- Collect toys from the gachapon machine with gacha tickets
- Decorate Tsuki’s house with your personal touch
Hidden Surprises
- Find new mini-games to enjoy
- Enjoy special events
- Explore and find new activities
Meet Tsuki and the animals of Mushroom Village, gather carrots and enjoy the peace of country life in Tsuki Adventure.
CLUB MOON
Membership is offered on a monthly subscription. You will have a 3-days FREE trial period. After this period you will be charged $1.99 per month. After buying this subscription, you will gain access to all Club Moon areas plus the amazing Blimp. As a member of Club Moon you'll meet meet new characters, unlock exclusive activities and unique experiences, get bonus items, and all while traveling in style!
Subscription Notice:
• Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
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Reviews for Tsuki Adventure
Laura Loo247
Fun and relaxing
I’ve been having a wonderful time playing this game. Fun interaction and don’t feel the need to pay to get full enjoyment of the game. This game helps me to relax and unwind. The best part is no excessive adds!
Sotiredofmakingusernames
Totally Unacceptable Ads
I just say next to my 11 year old as she downloaded and began to play this game. The very first thing to be done was a llama or whatever asking if we could “help her out” for 30 seconds for carrots. We pressed yes and up popped an ad. I’ve seen some over the top ads in my day, but this is disgusting. The game tricks kids into watching ads by deceiving them. It’s a digital Joe the Camel. Shame on you, developers! You are everything that is wrong with casual gaming today.
