Ropuka's Idle Island

I was just sitting in my room, staring at the floor, life ya know, and i happen to look up and little dude waved at me and said "you're doing great, bud". I started crying. Thank you tiny frog. 10/10

Ropuka doesn't compile and sell my data. Ropuka doesn't try to sell me micro-transactions. Ropuka just trims grass for coins and naps. Occasionally Ropuka waves and offers words of encouragement. Good toad is good.

touch grass ❌ cut grass ✔️

THIS GAME TAKES FOREVER spent 245(edited) hrs and only halfway through the game. The game gets boring since there isn't much stuff to actually do, so most of the time I just leave it running in the background:( Wouldn't recommend if you have some sort of full achievement OCD. It takes way too long and the gameplay just isn't rewarding at all. Art style is pretty good though. anyways nice idle game

It really helps my ADHD! Also nice to just turn the music down from time to time and listen to some birdsong. Never "played" an Idle game before so this is kinda new for me. To me personally this feels like a litte digital assistant that helps me to finish my mails. The artstyle is simply perfect for this kind of game. 10/10 Thank you dear developers <3

Let me prefix with this; I love a good idle game, something to have off in the background to poke at here and there when the time comes. But, regrettably, progress after the first few hours draws to a crawl, and especially as the lottery system comes into play - which require coins either gained either by trading for grass, slowly gain by cutting grass, or once a day(?) envelope with 2-3ish coins. That lottery system is going to be the primary way to attain different grass, chair, house, and decoration; and the cost of buying them outright is more than the gamble of 'one coin per sticker/item'. So get ready to have it idle for hours on end for the minimal dopamine return that unlocking the same five stickers in a row gets you. I just don't feel a currency lottery system like that belongs in an idle game. :( I wanna like it, but tying progression to a lottery system that demands around 100hours for maybe 20% collection, leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

I turn it on every time i study. My goal is to get more hours on it than I have on my top played games :D since August 6th

This is essentially a bare-bones clicker game where you passively wait to earn “money” just to boost number values. The customization is extremely limited—only a preset options like a house, a hat, or a yard etc, and none of them feel meaningful. Overall, the lack of depth and variety makes it fall flat and not very fun.

346.7 hours of semi-optimized watching of the frog wandering around cutting grass. I've completed all the achievements, the frog is living its best life. Great fun to have him just wandering around on my extra monitor.

Game was good on windows, but feels a bit underwhelming in regards to increasing the amount of grass. I also wished they added Linux support, as it is glitchy for Linux. loading in full screen without transparency