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! 💕

Cool game but a bit repetitive and boring. That’s normal for games like this, but I wish there was more to do? Still excited for TA2 though! Also, the game is REALLY buggy. I have a fairly strong device that can easily handle it, but I constantly have to exit the game and reload due to the screen going black, spawn in random places doing random things (maybe that’s a feature?), etc. I’ve even had an issue of being unable to collect the daily reward a few times, while being unable to interact with the screen, and the only thing that fixed it was deleting and redownloading the app (to thankfully I kept all my progress!) so nothing game-breakingly horrible but I still wish it wasn’t so buggy. Tsuki’s Odyssey pleasantly surprised me though! It was a bit repetitive as well and there wasn’t much of a story but it was still fun and had a beautiful artstyle and silly characters and I found myself checking back into the game fairly frequently! All in all, it’s pretty good and I would recommend! It exactly what I expected, though. Any game with a fishing function is good in my book! (As long as it doesn’t put saltwater fish, freshwater fish, and brackish fish in the same spot. :) It makes me seethe with anger, though I am aware it’s not supposed to be realistic anyways. However, it makes me very happy when the developers do some research about fish to create such a function so good job and I enjoyed your game!)

this game is really cute and you can interact with a lot of things but theres some thins that bother me the first one is that when I got a new page for Tsuki’s diary for the lighthouse, every time i join the game or go to a new area it POPS UP and its so annoying. the second thing is the gachapon machine and i purchased A TON and I only have ONE. I bought a lot of them then it said “spin my knob” and it doesnt let me do anything when i tap him again he asks if i want to buy another one like what and when I do get one theres an exclamation point over where you can see all your gachapon toys and i go in there and scroll through EVERYTHING and theres nothing except one origami frog that i got. oh i forgot something. IM STUCK on the part where you log in where you get carrots or gachapon tickets. I could get my first ticket to the great city or yukiyama but i guess i cant anymore since this is happening i probably cant play it anymore. i am getting so frustrated im deleting this game dont play this game if you dont want to get annoyed and then i dont like how you have to wait so long to get ONE ticket and i wish there was more to this game rather than when you just have to wait for the train station to open you literally dont do anything and the app just lays in your phone distouched.

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!