The game studio Gamtropy Studio created The Island of Desertopia as an empty island to test the growth of plants and animals. This includes foxes, whales and other animals. As part of this game, players care for the animals and plants on the small island. This is to help players understand the importance of nature and to help them create new life on an island with no vegetation. Players perform missions on the barren islands— usually to help different animals grow. The island's animals face extinction unless strict policies are enacted to protect them. Nice consideration is required to preserve the genetic lines of these animals, since maintaining the care of the island is a difficult task no matter what. The game Desertopi a purposely imitates the real world. This is done by displaying both plants and animals that people care about. If people keep these species, they can grow and flourish. However, if they don’t, these species may disappear or die.

In Desertopia, players don't just have the same experience. Instead, they have different experiences depending on the items they build, as well as the casual events in the game. For example, droughts and flooding suddenly change the growth rate of items. This makes building a lot more dangerous and unstable, which adds to the excitement of playing the game. In this game, the mechanics stay young and healthy for a short time. They also grow older and die quickly. Because of this, nothing in the game can last forever. The game adds 75 different animal species to its world. These include tigers, elephants, foxes and more. Most of these animals work in similar jobs; they don’t live completely differently than a game. Additionally, many live in specific locations around the world due to their individual traits. Various designers created eighteen different types of terrain to be explored.

The music in DESERTOPIA MOD stands out from other games due to its 2D animation style rather than a 3D approach. Similarly, the game uses music instead of 3D graphics. Music plays whenever the island changes size, functionality or even disappears completely. It's a pleasure to watch this happen because it sparks the imagination. ———