よぶ夜 カカポ｜世界一重い夜のオウム育成

On a sanctuary island at night, there's a round, moss-colored parrot.

The world's heaviest "flightless parrot," the owl parrot, also known as the kakapo. This is a relaxing idle-raising game where you learn about conservation while raising them.

Kakapos are nocturnal. They doze off during the day and wander around slowly at night. Gently watch over their unhurried, leisurely life. The more you care for your kakapo, the healthier and more it will grow.

■ What kind of game is it?

- A pet-raising game where you leisurely raise a round, moss-colored kakapo on a sanctuary island at night.

- A simple idle game involving feeding and care. No complicated operations required
- Even with the app closed, your kakapo will grow steadily over time, transforming from a chick to a magnificent adult.
- Watch the adorable antics of the nocturnal kakapo as it actively roams around at night.
- Name your kakapo and make it your one-of-a-kind companion.
- Learn about kakapos and other creatures living in the forests of New Zealand while playing, using the illustrated guide.

■ Raise and Learn about Conservation
- The kakapo is an endangered species classified as "CR (Critical Crisis)" on the IUCN Red List.
- The world's heaviest, flightless nocturnal parrot. Their lifespan is said to be an astonishing 60 to 90 years.
* Their population once dwindled to around 50, but conservation efforts have restored it to approximately 250.
* In actual conservation efforts, each individual bird is given a name and cared for individually.
* This game also allows you to experience this approach by naming and raising one bird with care.

■ Points of Relaxation
* Be soothed by the starry night forest and the cuteness of the round kakapo.
* Gentle music and the sounds of the night forest.
* Completely free, no in-app purchases, offline play.

■ Recommended for:
* Those who like kakapos, owl parrots, parrots, and birds.
* Those interested in endangered species, nature, and living creatures.
* Those who want to relax with a relaxing, idle game.
* Those who want to learn about living creatures and the environment with their children.

If you don't feed or care for your kakapo, it will lose its energy, so please check on it gently once a day. Live a peaceful life in the night forest with your very own kakapo.

Recommended age: 13 years and older