GeckoShop 2

Everything about GeckoShop 2:

GeckoShop 2 is a Creature Collector + Factory Builder, where you open boxes, collect rare geckos, breed mutations, build machines, and run your own gecko business!

"Your dream of owning the ultimate gecko shop is back, bigger and deeper than ever. Get cozy collecting cute geckos, decorate your home, grow your garden, or build a perfect machine empire that does everything for you!"

• Open Boxes and collect a huge variety of colors and cosmetics.

• Sell your Geckos in your Shop or to customers on the island.

• Breed Geckos in the Lab to create new Mutations.

• Accept Missions and fulfill custom bulk orders.

• Build Machines and connect them with tubes, to automate every single process.

• Plant Seeds and grow crops in your garden, to feed your Geckos.

• Grow Plants in your own garden to decorate your rooms.

Play with up to 5 additional friends.

Invite your Friends to one of your Worlds, and start from the beginning, or show them your entire production.

Split tasks and be productive, or have fun opening boxes and collecting together.

Collect, Breed, Sell, Repeat.

There are tons of Geckos to discover, each with their own look, rarity, stats and value.

Buy and open different Boxes to get random Geckos from that set.

Keep your favorites and sell the valuable ones. Or send them to the Lab, to breed something completely new.

Build Machines for Everything.

Every single task can be automated.

Open boxes, move geckos, sell products, breed mutations, incubate eggs, feed animals, harvest crops, manage orders and more.

Start simple, then build bigger and faster machines.

Grow a Garden to Feed your Geckos.

You now have your own Garden!

Plant Seeds to grow Fruits, catch Bugs, and use them to feed your Geckos. Grow useful resources, or plant beautiful decorations to make your rooms feel more alive.

Decorate your Home and Keep your Collection.

Say hello to your own Home, that you can decorate however you want, and display your personal collection.

A cozy home, a gecko museum, or a jungle of self-grown flowers?