
Iawase - Tiny Planet Life
Build it and the animals come
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A tiny planet, entirely yours. Stack blocks, and whatever you build gets noticed — the animals who like that kind of place come to live there.
Available in 35 languages.
■ Aim and shoot to build
There is no "place block" button. Hold the gift, pick a shape or a colour from the ring, and fire. Wherever it lands, one block is added. Building is something you aim at, not something you tap.
■ The planet reads what you made
A trunk two blocks tall with leaves on top is a tree — a crooked one still counts. Eight kinds of shapes are recognised, and each brings a different resident: birds, a rabbit, a penguin, a squirrel, a cat, a fox. The conditions are never spelled out. The field guide gives you a hint and nothing more, because finding out is the reward.
■ Fly to the planets in the sky
Keep jumping and you lift off. Three of twenty-seven planets hang in your sky, and they change every six hours. Bring back one of nineteen gadgets and set it down at home — a trampoline, a windmill, a ferris wheel.
■ Visit someone else's planet
Connect through Game Center and you can drop in on another player's world and build there together, while they are home. Blocks a visitor leaves are never saved without the owner, and the owner can clear them all at once.
■ A basement that is only yours
Under the hatch is a room no one else sees. Twelve notes, nine kinds of wall decoration, six kinds of floor pieces, framed photos from your library, and a radio that plays your own music files.
■ Play a round of Othello
The animals living on the other planets will challenge you now and then. They have around three hundred lines of small talk between them, and none of them play quite the same way.
■ Made to be quiet
Twenty-six background tracks. Five playable animals in forty-four colour variations, all free. Rewarded video only — no banners, no interstitials interrupting the view.
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What's New in Iawase
1.20
September 11, 2026
- Moko's daily news and the field guide can now be read in all 35 languages of the app - If you've been away a while, the animals on your planet may send you a little reminder (only if you allow notifications) - Small fixes and polish
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