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About Kkokko Industry
Kkokko Industry is a laid-back idle simulator from Tesseract Studio where you run a chicken farm. Released March 31, 2026, it’s designed to run in the background on one side of your screen. You automate tasks like feeding chickens, collecting eggs, and upgrading facilities to grow your flock. No action or combat involved. It’s for players who want something to hum along while working or browsing. The game’s minimal demands and cozy aesthetic make it a low-stress way to pass time.
Gameplay
You start with a few chickens and automate their care through a simple UI. Feeding, cleaning, and egg collection happen automatically but can be manually accelerated with quick taps. Income from eggs funds upgrades like larger coops or automated systems. Later, you unlock exotic breeds and processing plants. Sessions often last 10, 30 minutes, though it can run unattended. The rhythm is slow, most progress feels passive. Controls are basic but responsive, with a focus on clicking upgrades or checking production stats. The game avoids micromanagement, leaning into its "set and forget" design.
What Players Think
Community ratings are 82% user approval (24,500 votes), 68% critic score. Average playtime is 14.2 hours, with 37% of players hitting 100% completion. Mood tags: 61% "relaxing," 29% "boring," 18% "charming." Reviews call it "low-stress" and "addictive in small doses," though some find it "too slow." It has 120 achievements (78% average unlocks), including niche ones like hatching 1,000 eggs. Criticized for minimal variety but praised for its soothing vibe. 43% of players abandon the game after 5 hours, suggesting it’s a casual niche title.
PlayPile's Take
Kkokko Industry is worth trying if you want something to run quietly while working. It’s not deep but hits its "background productivity" goal well. The 120 achievements add replayability, though most feel optional. At $14.99, it’s a low-risk buy for fans of idle games or animal simulators. Skip if you prefer active gameplay or dislike slow pacing. It’s a charm-focused title that works best in short bursts, perfect for desktop multitaskers but not a long-term obsession.
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