Tsuki's Odyssey - Bunny village adventures

Immerse yourself in the whimsical world of Tsuki and the peculiar characters of Mushroom Village with Tsuki’s Odyssey, a laid-back adventure game. Engage in activities like decorating your home, befriending villagers, fishing, and more! Remember, Tsuki is not a pet but a free-spirited character who autonomously interacts with the environment. Stay tuned by frequently checking in to witness new and thrilling events unfolding in the town. Please be advised that Tsuki’s Odyssey is designed for an audience above 13 years old and may contain content unsuitable for younger children.

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Getting Started in Tsuki's Odyssey

Just like its gameplay, Tsuki’s Odyssey has a very minimalist user interface:

The top-right corner of the game screen displays the amount of carrots you have obtained so far. Carrots are the game’s main currency and are used to purchase various items, such as furniture and trinkets from Yori’s store or interior décor from Dawn’s store in Tsuki's Odyssey.

There are four icons on the bottom of the screen when you are in Tsuki’s treehouse. These icons are (from left to right):

1. Inventory: The inventory is where you can view all purchased items/rewards you have received so far. These includes all purchased furniture/furniture received as rewards that haven’t been placed in the treehouse yet, hobby items purchased from Yori’s store, items received as gifts from various characters etc. Tap on the red pouch to access inventory. In the first screen, you will see all common items such as yoga mat, fishing rod, notebook, floorboard, wallpaper etc. Tap on the couch icon in the inventory screen to find a list of all furniture items.

The inventory can store up to 50 items. To increase its capacity and get infinite storage, purchase the homecoming set. Go to the Town Hall (where Benny the Sheriff is on duty) and tap on the bulletin board located outside the town hall building. The bulletin board in Tsuki's Odyssey can be found near the town hall flag post.

On the bulletin board, tap on the cartoony sunrise image to open the homecoming set. You will need real money to pay for this set. The homecoming set includes “The Bag” which unlocks infinite storage for all items. Besides the bag, you will also unlock exclusive furniture sets and constant updates without requiring any extra purchase or subscription.

2. Edit (Hammer Icon): Tap on the hammer icon to edit your home. A new panel will slide from the left side of the screen. You can drag and drop furniture, floorboards and wallpaper from the left panel to your treehouse. You will have to purchase furniture from Yori’s store and then go to your treehouse to open the left panel. Next, drag a furniture item to the top or first floor of the treehouse. Once furniture is placed on the floor, you can rotate it by pressing the purple icon above it. To move the item back to your inventory, tap on the red dustbin icon. To view description, tap the green eye icon.

Note: Not all items can be placed on the treehouse. Some items, such as potted plants need to be placed outside, near the carrot farm. More on this later.

Once you tap on the hammer icon, the side panel will appear on the left. You can move it to the right by tapping on “flip” on the bottom of the panel.

The hammer icon appears on the bottom of the screen on these two locations (as of writing this guide): The treehouse and the carrot farm.

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3. Smartphone

The in-game smartphone is the most valuable device in Tsuki’s Odyssey. You can navigate/fast travel to different locations from the smartphone’s map menu. Unlike real-world phones powered by Android, this phone is powered by “Carrot OS”. It’s actually a full-fledged basic smartphone in your phone and looks very compact and cute.

Tap on the smartphone to open it. You will find these apps in the smartphone:

Map: It has a pin/marker icon with a blue background color in Tsuki's Odyssey. Tap on it to view the mini-map. Tap on a building to fast travel to a new location. The red notification dot on the map icon indicates that a new building/location has been unlocked or carrots are ready for harvesting.

Punchcard: The next app is the Punch card. It’s actually a daily reward app that grants free carrots, gacha tickets and even a random furniture item when you open the game. Make sure you play Tsuki’s Odyssey every day for straight seven days to claim your rewards from the punch card. Tap on the smartphone and then tap on the Punchcard to access/claim rewards.

Parsnap App: The Instagram of Tsukiverse! Parsnaps capture unique moments in your journey. Photos of Tsuki and his friends are captured on random occasions throughout the game and posted on the Parsnap app in Tsuki's Odyssey. To trigger Parsnap photo captures, purchase hobby items, unlock new locations and visit them. You might find a friend or two posting their selfies on the Parsnap app when you visit their place. Tap on this app and the swipe up to scroll and view all photos of yours and your friends. Tap on the heart icon on top-left side of the photo to like it.

You can also click a photo manually through the Parsnap app. Just open the app from your smartphone and tap on the camera icon. You can zoom and pan before capturing a beautiful pic of the current location in Tsuki's Odyssey.

Anime Gacha Toy Collection: Unlocks once you use a gacha ticket to obtain a toy from the town hall Gashapon. The app's background color is green.

Index (Collectibles): Tap on the yellow open book icon to access a list of all items that you have collected so far. Items are categorized under furniture and hobby items. There’s also a separate category for fishes. All items unlocked/collected so far will appear in the index. Tap on each unlocked item to view their description.

Options (Hamburger menu): The last one is the options menu that lets you choose background color of your smartphone, select patterns and increase/decrease scroll speed.

4. Settings (cog):  Under settings, you can change language, adjust sound and SFX, turn on/off notifications and turn on “conserve battery” to avoid battery drain while playing. Don’t forget to sign in to Google Play Games to save Tsuki’s Odyssey progress via the settings menu.

When you move to the carrot farm, an additional harvest icon (sickle) will be displayed on the bottom of the screen. 

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How to Progress

Every activity in “Tsukiverse” takes place in real time and not in-game time. The game’s day and night cycle follows your country’s time zone. Your smartphone’s clock plays a big role in this game, so make sure your phone’s clock shows the correct time. It’s basically a slow-paced village simulation game where a player has no control on what the main character does. He or she either has to wait for events to unfold by checking their smartphones daily or collect items and check in to the game to unlock special events/see Tsuki using them. Follow these simple steps to progress in Tsuki’s Odyssey:

1. Check in to Tsuki's Odyssey at least once in a day, especially in the morning or anytime during the day to check the newspaper. This is when Tsuki reads “The Daily Carrot” newspaper. Every day new events happen in the village, which are published in the Daily Carrot. These new events may unlock new characters and locations within the game. The newspaper spins and pops up in the screen with any latest news, so pay attention to everything written on it.  

For example: In day 3, there was an article titled “Town Hall Restoration Project” published in the Daily Carrot. Basically this news unlocked a new character “Dawn” and her interior décor store in Tsuki's Odyssey. Dawn’s store appeared on the map on the in-game smartphone. I opened the map app in the smartphone and fast travelled to buy some floorboards and planks from Dawn’s store to give my treehouse interiors a new look.

Tip: Pay attention to the small print underneath the main news in the newspaper, It contains useful tips and tricks. The second news “The Pier! MV’s Hottest Fishing Spot” has nice little tip below the headline – “Holding down the phone button can help you quickly open apps”. Tips displayed in the newspaper could be totally unrelated to the main headline or could additional information or hint linked to the headline.  

All old newspaper clippings are displayed on the community board located near the town hall. Tap on the board to view them.

2. Collect items in Tsuki's Odyssey. Certain items can trigger special events. As you progress/check in to the game daily, you will unlock new stores that will sell items for carrots. The first shop is Yori’s store, where you can buy furniture and hobby items. Yori’s Store also has a separate room where you can buy hobby items or “knick knacks”, such as roller-skates, paddleball and even edible items such as carrot chips! Yori’s daughter Pipi sells these items in the top floor, whereas Yori sells furniture in the first floor.

New activities, such as fishing, unlock when you purchase certain items, such as the fishing stick or the fishing rod from the top floor of Yori’s store. To know more about purchasing furniture and other items, read our next paragraph.

Those were a few tips to progress through Tsuki’s Odyssey. Do you know any other way to progress faster? Let us know in the comment section at the bottom of the article.

Purchase Furniture and Other Items from Yori’s Store

Purchase items from Yori’s store to expand your collection. Check in to the game at regular intervals/daily to see Tsuki using them. Some of the items can unlock special events.

Yori’s store sells furniture, decor and hobby items. In this store, you will find furniture up for sale in the first floor, whereas hobby items and other “knick knacks” can be found in the top floor. Items for sale change every few hours, so make sure you buy those that are displayed in the store before they are being replaced by new items. Of course, you will be able to buy older items, but those items may appear randomly throughout the day. Keep an eye on Yori’s store for new and previously viewed items on sale.

In the below screenshot, I have marked Yori’s store on the map on the in-game smartphone. Just tap the smartphone located on the bottom of the screen and tap on the store to fast-travel to that building.

Like I said earlier, items are displayed on the first and top floor. Just tap an item and its description and price will pop up on the screen. The price is in carrots, since it’s the main currency in Tsukiverse, and is shown on the top-left corner of the item description box. Tap on the green shopping bag icon to purchase it.