Fernwhistle Isle
Sandy shores, a quiet woodland and a grove that glows at dusk.
2,000 steps end to end- Shoreline
- Woodland
- Hidden Grove
A gentle walking and gardening game. Every step you take in real life, Kibo the squirrel takes along an island trail, gathering what a storm-worn home needs to grow again.

How a day goes
To the shop, round the park, up and down the stairs. Kibo walks the trail you picked that morning. Steps start fresh at midnight.
Everything Kibo found waits for you: wood, stone, seeds, Acorns, a butterfly, sometimes a relic. Nothing needs your phone while you walk.
Each broken place asks for a few things. Give them, and the nursery gets its glass back, the meadow hums again, the cottage lights its windows.
A little mystery in every place
Wood and stone always say what they are. The rare things don't. A place that wants a flower you've never grown, or a relic lost in the storm, shows a "?" until you find it.

The island keeps your hours
The island follows your own clock. Drag across the picture to walk Kibo's home from noon into night.


Set sail
Walk one island end to end and the next one opens. Each trail has three areas, and the far ones hide the best finds.
Sandy shores, a quiet woodland and a grove that glows at dusk.
2,000 steps end to endMossy paths, tiny bridges and a lantern mushroom grove.
3,200 steps end to endFlowering trees, a willow stream and an ancient blossom tree.
3,600 steps end to endRolling hills, herb terraces and a windmill above a green valley.
4,000 steps end to endTide pools under the moon, glowing caves and a quiet Moonwell.
4,400 steps end to endSteps on a trail are only ever for the trail. Clearing the places at home has its own step count.
Dear Kibo,
Could you spare three tulips? The willow stream looks bare without them and I've been sitting by it all week, which is my favourite thing, so I'm not complaining.
Kapi the Capybara, Blossom Isle
P.S. I spotted something glinting by the Petal Path. Sea glass, I think. Doesn't something at yours want some?
Letters in the mailbox
Grow what they ask for and send it off for Acorns. Now and then a letter ends with a P.S. about a relic they spotted on their island.
Kibo Island is meant to sit gently beside your day. A light walker gets to every place a busy one does, just a little later.