
Run an illegal gnome disposal business from your backyard. Build absurd traps and conveyor systems to maximize profit, and stop gnomes from sabotaging your shady operation before the whole neighborhood falls into chaos.
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Turn your backyard into an illegal gnome disposal business and feed a mysterious hole for profit. What starts as a simple side hustle quickly spirals into a chaotic absurdity.
Don’t let their goofy looks fool you—gnomes are anything but friendly. Once awakened, they’ll curse at you, spit in your face, sabotage your machinery, and steal your hard-earned profits.
Build absurd traps, conveyor systems, and bizarre contraptions to automate disposal and keep your operation running at maximum efficiency.
Spend your profits on powerful upgrades, unlock new tools, and expand beyond your backyard into the surrounding neighborhood as your shady business grows.
You'll need a steady supply of gnomes to keep the gold flowing, just remember: "More money - more problems"
The more gnomes you feed to the hole, the bigger and hungrier it becomes.
As magical creatures, gnomes occasionally drop enchanted mushrooms that grant powerful bonuses—boost combo potential, increase movement speed, or unleash even more chaos.
FEATURES
First-person physics sandbox with incremental progression
Story about the strange hole and the mischievous gnomes
Variety of unlockable tools to improve your efficiency over time
Living backyard and whole surrounding neighbourhood to explore and automate
Gnome statues that become alive and cause chaos, with variety of personalities and goals
Satisfying combo system with escalating audiovisual feedback that rewards skillful play
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America +1 more
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