Amber Isle

Amber Isle, also known as Amber Isle: A Prehistoric Shop Management Adventure, lets players run a unique shop on a dinosaur-filled island. You’ll craft items, make deals, and rebuild a community of prehistoric characters called the Paleofolk. It’s not your typical city builder or RPG – it’s a mix of shop management and social simulation with a quirky twist.

Running Your Shop

Ever thought about managing a store where your customers are dinosaurs? Well, here’s your chance. Players gather resources and craft everything from tiny chairs for microraptors to giant canvases for brachiosaurs. Pricing isn’t set in stone – you need to haggle to boost profits and climb up the shop rankings.

• Customize your shop’s décor and layout
• Craft unique items tailored for different Paleofolk
• Expand and improve your store as you grow
• Master the art of haggling to maximize earnings

Bringing Amber Isle Back to Life

Your job doesn’t end at the counter. Use your earnings to restore the island, unlock new areas, and add amenities that help the Paleofolk thrive. It’s a slow but rewarding process – and yes, the island looks better with each upgrade.

Meet the Paleofolk

There are 48 unique characters awaiting your friendship. From Mayor Clawsworth, the not-so-sunny iguanodon, to Maple the energetic pteranodon, each one has quests and stories that add flavor to the island. Build relationships to unlock upgrades and learn more about this prehistoric community.

Character and Shop Customization

If blending in isn’t your style, Amber Isle has you covered. Choose from five body types like small herbivores or large theropods, then tweak colors and clothing. Your store’s look is just as important – make it inviting or wild, depending on your vibe.

Why Give Amber Isle a Try?

Looking for something different? This game isn’t fighting dragons or racing cars. It’s about patience, crafting, and forming connections with dinosaurs. Need a challenge? You got it. Want moments of calm and creativity? Check. Lesson learned: always carry a spare grin when negotiating with a T-Rex.