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paradise isle

A free farming game — play it in your browser, no install. An island life-sim for the browser: farm, raise animals, fish, fight off wild beasts, dress up and visit neighbours, with progress saved in your browser.

by @appleweiping · appleweiping/paradise-isle on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 5HOSTED ON APPLEWEIPING.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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An island life-sim for the browser: farm, raise animals, fish, fight off wild beasts, dress up and visit neighbours, with progress saved in your browser and no account.

**Play it here: (desktop or phone)

It is a homage to QQ天堂岛, a 2011 Chinese web game. The rules are rebuilt from how that game played; all code, art, text and numbers here are new.

Crops and animals run on the real clock: a carrot takes 90 seconds, later crops take hours, and things keep growing while the tab is closed. When you come back, a summary shows what happened while you were away.

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