In what can only be classified as an ultra-idle game, Ropuka was at the lowest level of my idle game "stack" while I spent a few weeks in online training. There's not much to do except let the frog work. I played another idle game on top of it, one which required a bit more attention. If only I could have played Ropuka another 1000 hours. Missed opportunities.

I like having a cute little desk friend that cuts grass while I work.

I'm a university student with ADHD and only allow myself to run this while working, for that purpose it is very helpful.

Music, art and animation are all well-done. There's a gacha/loot system that incentivized logging in daily for coins and running it in the background. Dev actually updates the game with new content (mostly cosmetics, bug patches and quality-of-life-stuff).

For the price I paid, I find this more than worth it.

Cute idle desktop buddy where a frog cuts grass and you chill, upgrade tools and decorate the tiny island. Super relaxing and lightweight, but really slow and simple if you want deeper gameplay.