Tsuki Adventure Wiki

Usually I get bored of games really quickly and when I first downloaded this game I assumed since there really was nothing much to do I was going to delete it quickly. I was so confused about what I was supposed to be doing and couldn’t understand the point of the game. But as I played over a few days I found myself keep wanting to check the game and see what Tsuki was up to. I think the game does this on purpose so you don’t spend so long playing this game that you get bored quickly. It’s really only played for like 5-10mins at most. The simplicity, slight mystery and relaxing feel of this game is what keeps me playing weeks later. I love how slowly new things are being uncovered or I discover new things or it’s exciting when Tsuki is doing something unusual or different when I check in on the app. All the reviews talk about Tsuki feeling like a friend or feeling connected to them and I actually feel that now! It’s a weird feeling to be so connected to a game but this game is so beautifully representing Japanese culture and I just love it so much! I would tell anyone to download it and just try playing it for a week because you may end up loving it!

I downloaded this game some time ago and removed it because I didn’t really understand how to play. Recently, I saw it in my list and thought to myself, “there has to be something I’m missing.” I did some research, and it turns out I was missing a lot! Now that I understand the mechanics of the game, it’s quickly become a favorite. Tsuki is adorable, as are the other animals. I went to the Big City, and actually found myself missing Mushroom Village in a home-body sort of way. This game is not meant to be played for hours at a time. Tsuki lives his life in his world...you simply get to witness it and help him along sometimes. This is the only game I have notifications turned on for... the only thing it alerts you to is when it’s time to harvest your carrot. The music is soothing, and I find myself smiling when I open the game up to find a new diary entry, or find Tsuki using something we’ve bought at the store. Sometimes he’s watching the stars on the roof, eating Cup Noodles, flying his kite or even doing laundry! A definite must for anyone who likes passive games that don’t require a lot of attention, calming environments, and/or bunnies! Thank you, developers! 💕

I installed this game a while ago, and immediately fell in love with Tsuki. He’s not like a pet, but like a real rabbit. I love it when I open the game and find him doing sth new. However, my issue is with the new update. In the previous version, although I couldn’t purchase more carrots due to the sanctions held on the country I live in, I could still enjoy the game, I had to be patient with saving carrots and watch a lot of ads, but still I could use everything that was in the game. I could buy items and travel. Now with the new update, I was so excited that new features are added to the game, but sadly I found out that the are only available to people who can purchase them. I understand that we all have to make money, and if it wasn’t because of the sanctions, I’d 100% be willing to pay because I LOVE Tsuki. But what can I do now? I’d even watch a dozen ads every day to be able to give my Tsuki a good life :( I hope the developers of this game read my review and think of a way so users with my condition can at least every once in a while enjoy the moon club luxuries! Thank you so much❤️

This is honestly one of the best games EVER! To start off the graphics and design are sooo beautiful and adorable. One of my favorite parts about this game, though, is that it’s realistic! That’s so hard to find in a game. The ads don’t just pop up; they show up in the form of a salesperson knocking on your door or a seal trying to talk about his bad day. These subtle details, such as [mild spoilers ahead] the gambling game in the great city or Masako in yukiyama, are so genius! This is literally one of the most creative and well thought out games I’ve ever played in my whole entire life (and I’ve played quite a fair share). I can’t get over the clever ways the developers manage to incorporate ordinary game features and turn them into something really unique. My infatuation with this game grows with every discovery of another subtle nuance, and you can really tell that the developers put an enormous amount of thought into every aspect of this game. Not to mention how active they are in communicating with players and getting feedback! Their hard work absolutely pays off!

💕❤️💙💕🐇🐇💕💕💙 I pre-ordered this ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE GAME!!! I knew from the very second when I got to open this game that I WOULD INSTANTLY LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! This little rabbit is just so darn ADORABLE!!!! This game is not meant in any way at all, to be a fast paced action game!!! It is so ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLY THERAPEUTIC!!!!! I love the fact that TSUKI has its own little life right inside my phone. TSUKI goes on with its day doing whatever TSUKI wants to do. There are many adventures TSUKI goes on. The train ride is just absolutely precious!!! The rate of the carrot growth is just fine. Again, this is not fast paced game. The developer(s) did a phenomenal job on this!!!!!!!!!!! I love checking in on TSUKI to see what is going on. I can’t wait to see the updates. Perhaps MANY NEW ADVENTURES, MORE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN TSUKI and OBJECTS. I would ABSOLUTELY JUST LOVE TO SEE LITTLE TSUKI GOING TO A BEAUTIFUL PARK with pretty trees, birds, waterfalls, and to top it off, a lovely rainbow 🌈. I really want to thank the creator(s) of this game!!!! You have given a calming and precious gift with TSUKI 💕💙🌈!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I absolutely love this game and play it every day. With a stressful job and busy days (I’m in my mid-30’s), opening Tsuki and going about my rounds in the game is one of the most peaceful, calming moments in my day. I love the slow pace of the game, much of which is beyond my control. At night before bed, I’ll go through the town and end with some nighttime fishing. Counting down Tsuki’s fishing pole bobs will slowly put my mind to rest, and is often enough to put me to sleep. The $2/month Club Moon membership is well worth it to me, not just for the benefits, but because I want to support the development of such a quality game. Ads are also not too annoying. The beautiful artwork, cheeky humor, and subtle unexpected surprises keep the game interesting. Not to mention what a joy it is for a Japan lover like me to get to visit different types of locales there. Having been there myself, the references feel very authentic. Thank you so much to the developers for this truly inspired game!

I love Tsuki so much. I’ve had this game for about 8 months and I still love it. It had started becoming a little dull for me lately, mainly because I wanted to upgrade my house and you can basically only do that by watching ads to get trash. But when I saw there was a new update, I was thrilled! It was a paid exclusive thing which was a little disappointing. But to be honest, I would pay $2 for Tsuki even though I NEVER make micro-transactions in games. The thing that is bothering be though, is the fact that’s it’s a subscription. I would have been totally fine if it was a one-time purchase, but to pay $2 a month? I don’t understand the point of it being a subscription. I mean almost all micro-transactions I’ve seen in games are one-time purchases. No subscriptions. I’m sorry Hyperbeard, you’re probably my favorite mobile game compony, but I think you messed up here. I’m super glad that there’s new content, but a subscription? No thanks

Just open the app every now and then to check on your little bunny friend, talk to other animals, and harvest your carrots every few hours. If you want more activity try fishing. This isn’t the game for people looking for a lot to do since it’s very laid back and relaxed. It’s more for people looking for something to come back to now and then, who don’t mind slower progression, and who may just enjoy watching a little bunny go about their day with calming music. I absolutely adore this game already, but there has been one thing that’s starting to bug me. The owl who gives carrots for watching ads seems to be a bit confused. The first time I watched an ad I received the carrots, but every other time I watch an ad the owl says “no deal” and I get nothing. I wait the whole time out before hitting the X so I’m not sure what’s going wrong there. Other than that little detail I have no problems!

I don’t normally review any games, even the ones I like; but this one right here really warms my heart. I love checking on Tsuki throughout the day and seeing the various activities he will be doing. Every time I have a new diary entry it makes me super excited for the next one. I adore how Tsuki will use items in your bag on his own time. This game is NOT fast paced, a clicker, or a game with quests. Tsuki is like a close friend you check in on. Certain shops are open during the day, as well as specific villagers being outside. (the game is in real time) I think it’s adorable how you can build up your relationship by communicating with some of the characters, too! Overall this game is my favorite ever and I’m 22 years old. I think people of all ages would love this game. It’s utterly peaceful, and the art style is just lovely. I can’t wait for updates and to see what becomes of Tsuki Adventure. Please continue to add more to this beautiful game. 💛

This game is literally the cutest thing on the planet. I get so ridiculously satisfied by seeing Tsuki do random things in his life, and it makes me overly happy to see my relationships grow. Discovering new locations and doing new things is so thrilling and yet the game is so relaxing at the same time. Watching Tsuki live his life is the perfect way to get away from my own. The graphics are so smooth, and I haven’t seen a single glitch. And they don’t force ads into you unless you willingly accept one, which is a big shock for a free game! If you don’t like the game or don’t appreciate the mundane parts of it, then I guess you’re more of an action person. But this game is supposed to be relaxing and pretty toned down, so calling it “boring” is irrational since it’s not supposed to be an action/adventure game. Okay, thanks for reading!

I absolutely adore this game. The stories of the characters and how their relationships unfold with Tsuki are so charming. It is such a relaxing game, and I appreciate taking a moment to see what Tsuki is up to. I do, however, have to note a technical issue: I have discovered that when you raise the relationship level to red, the item the character gives you doesn't appear in your inventory. This has happened with several characters, and I would like to see this fixed. On a slightly different note, I have not yet been able to figure out how to open the workshop/construction company in the village, and I would like some more guidance available to players from the outset of the game so that they know areas like the city will be available in a few days. It would also be nice if some of the areas like the dojo were more accessible. Additionally, I'd like to be able to get to know the dojo master better as well. This game is beautiful and I would love to see updates in the future.

I have 34 out of 54 diary entries, and after that the game really slows down. I’ve bought essentially all the available items at the store (even that overpriced bath tub), but with so many diary entries left all I have to do is collect carrots and get another useless Gachapon toy. You get about 50 carrots every 2 hours, which is barely anything... So this difficulty in earning carrots is what lead me to try out Supersonic ads, and I’m very disappointed that you have a partnership with them. The idea is that you download games and try them out to earn carrots (anywhere from 60 carrots to 7,000 carrots), which seems like a pretty sweet deal—except THEY NEVER GIVE YOU YOUR CARROTS. They will tell you that the carrots have been sent when in reality you’ve gone through the trouble of downloading some stupid game for nothing. I researched the company and realized that they are essentially a scam! Some offers even require you to make in-app purchases in games and then never repay you. Many who have sent support tickets about it get ignored or denied. If you are going to download this game, do not use Supersonic ads. In fact, if you can’t deal with very slow progress in games, don’t download this at all.

Why does this game say that it’s for 17+ ??? I don’t see anything inappropriate... Also this is a really nice game except for one major problem that is bugging me ALOT. After a few days of playing Tsuki adventure I decided I wanted to get the club moon membership but every time I try to click on that button to get a membership, that loading sign just comes up and nothing happens... I obviously know that isn’t supposed to happen because the game makers earn 2 dollars a month off of this but still... At first I thought it was my my WiFi or sprint but that probably isn’t it because because both of them are working fine on my other apps. It might be my phone because I have an iPhone 6s and that is kind of an old phone... Does this game require newer phones than that? If the game makers of tsuki adventure are reading this, please respond! I really like your game and I really want the membership so I can have even more fun playing this game(I know that sounds really desperate but it is true)! Again to the game makers, please respond!

I absolutely adore this game! It’s laid back and peaceful, and I love how the world works in real time. All of the characters are super cute, but they get pretty repetitive after a while. I wish the world were a bit more alive, maybe with events or different types of random encounters. It took me a bit to figure out how to use items and get to certain locations.. maybe a map feature would be a good idea too, or something along those lines. My biggest complaint is how hard it is to save up carrots. I wish I could upgrade the farm, or at least allow the 50 carrots every 2ish hours to stockpile. Having to repeatedly check in just to get 50 carrots (especially when city items are sooo expensive) makes the game feel like more of a chore than anything. At the very least, the fish could sell for a bit more (and maybe adjust how often you fish up trash, getting 20 boots and bottles in a row is a bit frustrating). Overall, I love it!! It’s very well made and relaxing, just needs a little something more.