A hand-drawn highland valley, on your phone
Raise alpacas, shear the wool, build the barns — and open the whole quiet valley to guests who have nowhere to be.
Every tile here is somewhere you can stand, build on, or leave exactly as it is.
Pair alpacas and watch colour and fleece quality carry into the next generation. Rarer coats unlock new breeds for the pasture.
Wool comes off in batches, goes through the washing trough and the spinning wheel, and ends up as the thread everything else is built from.
Barns, drying racks, a bathhouse, cabins for guests. Each building changes what the valley can hold and what the herd can produce.
Guests arrive with small, specific requests — a blanket in a particular dye, a quiet corner, a pen rebuilt before the weather turns.
Fences, lanterns, flowerbeds, footpaths. Nothing here is on a scoreboard; the grounds simply look like whoever kept them.
Grass, a stream, a leaning shed. You decide where the pasture ends and the path goes.
Name them, feed them, learn which one bolts at the gate. The herd grows from these two.
Wool fills the baskets, the spinning wheel starts, and the first real resources come in.
Cabins go up, visitors arrive with tasks, and the retreat starts paying its own way.
I play ten minutes before bed, shear two alpacas and move a fence. That is the whole appeal and it works.
The breeding side is deeper than I expected — I spent a week chasing a silver fleece and it finally showed up in a cria.
My grounds look nothing like my friend's grounds, which is the part I keep screenshotting.
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