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# Cukies Island

In **Cukies Island** you can use the **natural resources** available on your **island** to progress and grow. Collect basic materials such as wood and stone to **craft simple tools** and **build your first structures**. Little by little, you’ll transform your island into the home of your dreams.

**Harvest fruits, fish, farm the land, and cook delicious dishes** to feed your Cukies and help them reach their **full potential**.

There are endless possibilities in Cukies Island: **combine your Cukies’ skills** to create the strategy that best fits your playstyle.

And if you’re missing that one item you need, don’t worry. That’s what [**the Merchant**](/cukies-world-whitepaper/6.-how-to-play/the-merchant.md) is for! You can buy what you’re missing or **sell what you’ve gathered**, making the most of the resources you produce.

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