DETAILS
- Studio: studio rabbiko
- Genre: Casual
- Platform: PC, Steam
- Status: Released
Usagi Shima is an idle game where you cannot catch the bunnies. You decorate an island until they decide to come.
It arrived on the chart at #20 with a 99% rating, published under the Wholesome Games Presents label.
Chart credential: entered the Steam 250 weekly chart as a new entry at #20, scoring 7.61 from 91 reviews at 99% positive. Released 29 October 2026 by studio rabbiko.
Key features
Attraction instead of collection
You place toys, plants and buildings, and bunnies visit if what you built suits them. Each of the 35+ has its own favourite items and its own idea of a good day.
That inversion is the design. A collection game makes you hunt; this one makes you host, so the satisfaction comes from having guessed correctly about someone else’s taste. It is a gentler loop and a much better fit for an idle game you leave running.
Care as the interaction
Pet them, feed them, play with them, brush their fur, dress them in hats. There is a photo feature and a scrapbook for the results.
The scrapbook matters more than it sounds — it gives an idle game something to accumulate that is not a number, which is the usual reason people drift away from the genre.
Genuinely idle
It is built to be left alone and checked on. No pressure, no fail state, and it runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
What to expect
91 reviews at 99% is an unusually clean signal, but this is a small cozy game at $6.79, not a deep sim. If you want systems to optimise, this is not that. If you want something calm open on a second monitor, it is close to ideal.
Where to find Usagi Shima: Bunny Island
- Buy on Steam — $6.79 (15% off)
- Windows, macOS and Linux. Single-player, Steam Cloud
Frequently asked questions
How many bunnies are in Usagi Shima?
More than 35, each with their own favourite toys and decorations.
Is Usagi Shima an idle game?
Yes. You decorate the island and bunnies visit over time, so it is designed to be left running and checked on.
Does Usagi Shima run on Mac?
Yes, it supports Windows, macOS and Linux.
How much does Usagi Shima cost?
$6.79, discounted 15% from $7.99 at the time of writing.
Who made Usagi Shima?
studio rabbiko, published with Wholesome Games Presents.