Your island starts as one tent and a very optimistic tortoise.
Small days, quietly stacking up
There is no ending to rush toward and nothing you can fall behind on. The island simply carries on, and it is nicer when you are in it.
Grow whatever you like
Plant pumpkins, peonies or a whole orchard. Crops keep growing while the app is closed, so a five minute visit is a real visit.
Build your cottage
Over four hundred pieces of furniture, wallpaper and flooring. Move a wall, paint the roof, leave the washing up for tomorrow.
Fish, dig and forage
Sixty fish, forty bugs and a museum that slowly fills up as you hand things in. Rare ones only show up in the right weather.
Neighbours worth having
Villagers remember what you gave them, notice when you have been away, and knock on your door with things they baked.
Plays offline
The whole island runs on your phone. No signal needed on the train, in the air, or anywhere the bars run out.
Free, and honestly free
No energy bars, no timers to skip, no paying for a bigger bag. Everything in the game is earned by playing it.
A look around the place
Everything below is somewhere you can stand within the first week of playing.
Morning rounds in the garden
Every wall is yours to change
Campfire nights with the neighbours
Autumn on the north pier
Two hundred neighbours, six you will actually miss
Villagers keep their own hours, hold onto what you told them, and each want something slightly different from you.
Biscuit
Bear · Baker
I made too much bread again. Take some before it goes hard.
Marlow
Heron · Fisher
The good spot is past the rocks. Do not tell the others.
Poppy
Rabbit · Gardener
Your tulips are looking a bit thirsty, if you do not mind me saying.
Tuck
Tortoise · Museum keeper
No rush. The exhibit has waited two hundred years, it can wait a week.
Juniper
Fox · Shopkeeper
Bought it cheap, selling it dear. That is the whole business, really.
Wren
Owl · Stargazer
Come back at midnight. There is something worth seeing.
The island keeps real time
Seasons follow your own calendar and clock. Come back in December and it will be snowing, whether you were here in November or not.
Spring
Blossom festival, the first harvest, and rain that finally makes the meadow worth walking through.
Summer
Fireflies after dark, diving off the pier, and a night market that only opens when the tide is out.
Autumn
Mushroom season, the harvest supper, and every tree on the island turning at a slightly different pace.
Winter
Snow that settles on your rooftop, a frozen north lake, and gifts left quietly on doorsteps.
Creator programme
Share the island, earn on it
The game stays free for everyone who plays it. Send someone here with your own link and you earn 30% of anything they choose to buy over the next twelve months, tracked from the moment they install.
30% of every purchase
Downloads are free, so you earn on anything your players choose to buy afterwards, for a full year after they install.
One link, both stores
Your link sends iPhone players to the App Store and Android players to Google Play, and tags the install either way.
See what is working
Clicks, installs and earnings broken down by link, so you know which video actually landed.
Paid monthly
Balances over twenty pounds go out on the first working day of each month. No thresholds that quietly move.
Make your link
Type the name you go by. Every download button on the page picks the code up automatically, on both stores.
Your link
Type a name above to see your link
Paste it in a video description, a bio, or anywhere your people already are.
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes. Pebblewood costs nothing to download and nothing to play. There are no energy meters, no wait timers you can pay to skip, and no items locked behind a purchase. If it is in the game, you can earn it by playing.
Then how does the game make money?
Through an optional cosmetic season pass and by partnering with creators who share the game. Neither affects how the island plays. Nothing you can buy makes you faster, richer or better at fishing than someone who never spends a penny.
Which phones does it run on?
iPhone running iOS 15 or newer, and Android 9 or newer. It needs about 1.4 GB of space and runs happily on hardware several years old.
Do I need to be online?
Only to download it and to visit a friend island. Everything else, including your whole village, works offline.
Does my progress move between phones?
Yes. Link your island to an email address and you can pick it back up on a new device, on either platform.
Is there anything unsafe for younger players?
No open chat with strangers, no gambling mechanics, and no ads. Friend visits are invite-only through a code you share yourself.
Your tent is already pitched
Download it tonight, plant something, and see how the island looks by the weekend.