Usagi Shima is basically a bunny version of Neko Atsume, and its coming to PC. It is clear the idea behind the game is inspired by Neko Atsume, yet it seems to have more interactivity. Indie games often reinvent new ideas and give them new flavors to attract different players. Most of the time, this is done successfully thanks to the passionate developers behind. There is no release date for the game as of yet, but we it might be coming soon on 2025 as we speak. We at Infinite Start will discuss and speculate about this new indie title.
Usagi Shima, the island of bunnies
Cozy games have been on the rise lately, and that’s a neat thing to have. Be it the current situations in the world, or other factors, it seems that developers want to calm players down. A personal theory is that many of these developers also wish to work on wholesome projects to take a break from the usual gaming loops. We live in times were sometimes it is important to remember that we have to take things slowly when we can. Games like this are ideal for younger gamers, preventing them from going into otherwise other unhealthy games such as a Live Service.
The bigger companies, knowing the situation, often exploit their consumers with manipulative tactics to take their money. However, indie games exist to counteract this sort of behavior that damages the medium for everyone. Usagi Shima allows players to build their own, relaxing bunny paradise filled with lots of things to attract new fluffy visitors. This game is an idle experience with plenty of things to discover. It is also ideal when working on other things, since you can enjoy it on a second monitor. In case you are interested in this new experience, you may want to wishlist the game on Steam.
