Isles of Isvenness

Isles of Isvenness

Kazumi Games Inc. · 2025 · Casual, Creature Collector, Idler, Relaxing, Pixel Graphics

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About Isles of Isvenness

Isles of Isvenness is a cozy creature-collecting idle game with free-floating island biomes that can be moved anywhere on your screen. Play as Kazu the adventurous doggo as you harness elemental aether, collect Aethlings, and complete missions and achievements while focusing on other things.

Collect Aethlings and Harness Elemental Aether

Summon, collect, and deploy your Aethlings across the islands to help gather elemental aether:  Terra, Inferno, and Aqua.  Level up your Aethlings to unlock additional mission abilities and grow your collection with new species and rarity forms.  Participate in dynamic events that occur at random timepoints to accelerate aether gathering.

Complete Missions to Evolve the Isles of Isvenness

Build Aethling teams based on their abilities and send them on missions.  Succeeding in missions grants you bonus aether!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Oct 3, 2025
I really wanted to like this game. It's a creature collector with cute critters and it's relaxed, but it feels unpolished, more like an early or alpha release than a finished game. 1. It's an overlay game that's supposed to play in the corner of your screen while you work, but the islands are too large to be unobtrusive, especially since you cannot toggle them to not be on top. Even if you make the islands invisible, the menus still overlay the lower right of the screen, which messes up my ability to use some of my other programs. You need to open the settings menu to even get to the island visibility toggle. 2. My screen resolution is 1920x1200. Yet the critters and islands still look pixelized. There's one critter, a tan dog, that is almost invisible on the desert island, yet you need to move that dog to the summon stone to acquire more critters. I spent way too much time hunting for it. 3. To progress in the game, you need to level up critters and form parties, in two different menus that don't interact, and the purposes or mechanisms for both I found unclear. For example, you can level a critter up to 20 by having it gather resources (and by acquiring more of that critter …
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