Nagi and Pokke: The Station Shift
The grass grows, the two eat, and the tap is the call
Call the slower one. Let the photo stop be the counting.
One minute of the station shift. The grass grows on its own, and the two goats eat on their own, the male and the female, the names on the bars at the top. Your tap is the call, the one the kids make across the grass, and the call puts a bite on the goat it lands on, the one it does not land on watching. When a mood drops too low, the goat goes grumpy, and the eating slows and the cuteness halves. The commuters stop for the photos and the feeding, and the stops are the cuteness, the money the decorations are paid with, the bow, the uniform, and the hat. If the grass runs out, the shift goes on a layoff, the grass grows back, and the count drops, which is the joke the shift is built on. The card is the report, the area, the cuteness, the decorations, and the gap that held.
Your Goat Management Report
About the Nagi and Pokke Shift
Nagi and Pokke: The Station Shift is a one-minute idle game built on the announcement of the month, the one where a railway company put two goats to work on the patch behind the station, the male and the female with the names, and the shift that runs to the season or to the last of the grass. The grass grows on its own, the two eat on their own, and the tap is the call, the one the kids make across the grass, which is the whole management in one move, the bite on the one called and the watching on the one not, the gap between the two moods that the call keeps closed. The commuters are the meter, the stop for the photo and the feeding, the cuteness that pays for the decorations, and the layoff is the joke, the grass that runs out and the shift that keeps going slower, because the shift is the thing that does not stop, and the stopping is where the card gets its fourth number, the gap that held or did not.
How to Play
- Tap a goat to call it. The call puts a bite on the goat and a watching on the other, and the watching is where the gap opens, so the call goes to the slower one, the one the gap is on.
- A mood under thirty grumpies the goat, the eating slows and the cuteness halves, and the grumpy comes back when the mood gets back over sixty, which is the whole recovery in the curve.
- The commuter stop appears at the bottom, the photo or the feeding, and the tap on the stop is the cuteness, the money the decorations are paid with, so the stop gets the tap and the goat does not, the two jobs the shift runs on.
- The card is the report: the area mowed, the cuteness earned, the decorations unlocked, and the mood gap, in the order the announcement reads the shift.