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I think the grass in Tiny Pasture is getting a bit too long…? So we invited Ropuka🐸Ropuka's Idle Island 🐸 Out now on Steam! to help out! 📢Tiny Pasture × Ropuka’s Idle Island crossover is live! 🛒Discount bundle available! Plus, Tiny Pasture is 20% OFF in the Summer Sale...

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@RopukaGame This is so cute!!!

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@RopukaGame No way

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@pastelpikmin @RopukaGame Omg yes 🥰 two I adore, that now collab? This is awesome! 🤗

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