Planned Release Date: Q4 2026

About This Game

In a forest clearing dappled with sunlight, more than 500,000 clovers carpet the ground. Among them are 54 four-leaf and 18 five-leaf clovers. And just one six-leaf clover.

There are no hints and no markers. You crouch down, lean in close, and gently part the overlapping leaves, looking over the plants one at a time. When one catches your eye, pick it and count its leaves in your hand. If it's a three-leaf clover, let it go and start looking again.

There's no time limit and no way to fail. If you stop partway through, you can pick up where you left off next time. Every time you start a new game, the rare clovers turn up in different places. Your notebook keeps count of how many you've found, and finding the six-leaf clover brings you to the ending. After that, you can stay in the forest and keep searching.

There's no music. All you hear are the sounds of the forest and the leaves stirring at your feet.

The clovers, the trees and the ground were all made from photos the developer took themselves. It's a small forest, made by one person.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

No AI image generators were used for the game's visuals. The clover, trees, and ground were modeled and textured in the 3D software Blender from the developer's own photos of the real thing, then assembled into a forest in Unity. The concept, the photography, and the decisions about how the game looks were all the developer's own.

Made with help from AI
• The game's code and the Blender scripts that build the shapes and textures. The developer checked the finished visuals side by side with the photos of the real thing.
• The text in the game and on the store page, and its translation from Japanese into 10 languages, including English. The translations were made by AI and checked by a different AI. No native speaker has reviewed them, so if you spot a mistranslation, please report it through the support contact.

The sounds are nature recordings made by other creators and released as CC0 or public domain. No AI runs while you play.