- February 17, 2025
- CaveLiquid
- 16h median play time
Tiny Pasture
Platforms
About
"Tiny Pasture" is a cozy, harmless farm simulator that rests at the bottom of your screen, allowing you to care for adorable baby animals while you work or study. By nurturing these creatures, you can earn coins, expand your pasture, and even unlock new species, including slimes and zombies. Interactive elements include feeding and clicking on your animals, and you can even make them follow your cursor around. The Mystery Curtain allows for breeding of new animals.








- The game features adorable pixel art and charming animations that make it visually delightful.
- It's a fun and relaxing idle game that can be played while multitasking, providing a cute distraction during work or study.
- Players appreciate the variety of animals and customization options, as well as the engaging gameplay that encourages collecting and breeding.
- The game has technical issues, including crashes and performance problems, especially when using multiple monitors.
- Some players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking depth once the initial content is completed, leading to a quick sense of completion.
- The mechanics can be confusing, particularly regarding animal breeding and the management of their health, which can detract from the idle experience.
- gameplay38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Tiny Pasture is characterized by its simple, engaging mechanics that cater to casual players, allowing for a cozy and stress-free experience. While some users appreciate the addictive nature of the buying, selling, and merging loop, others criticize the repetitive and basic gameplay, noting a lack of depth and meaningful content. Overall, it appeals to fans of idle games but may not satisfy those seeking more complex mechanics or variety.
“The gameplay is simple but super engaging.”
“With its charming pixel art and stress-free gameplay, it’s perfect for casual breaks and gradual progress.”
“But the gameplay loop of buying, selling, and merging animals was far too addicting to resist.”
“More of a clicker, gameplay is very basic.”
“It's got a terrible transparency background thing going on (on some screens it's downright impossible to see), the mechanics are half-baked, and it presents like an idle clicker game, but it's not, at least at the beginning.”
“Entirely too tedious with too much fiddling for what it is, especially compared to something like Rusty's Retirement, which has the right balance of gameplay and idle game numbers going up.”