An optional emote, switched off by default and only available after the player enables Rude Emotes, lets the player's character perform a crude sexual hand gesture; it is a mimed gesture with nothing shown.
This is a relaxed clicker-style title built around excavation. Players begin with just a shovel facing a pile of hay containing about six million individual strands, and the goal is to locate the lone needle hidden within it. Hay gets dug out by hand at first, then sold off for currency, and that currency goes back into conveyor belts and equipment that mechanize the excavation until the whole process operates on its own. The title has no fighting, no multiplayer connectivity, and nothing to buy inside the app. The one item of note is a bundle of 'rude emotes' the player may activate: a raised middle finger along with other offensive hand signals, spitting, a vulgar sexual gesture made with the hands, and a urination animation. These sit turned off from the outset and become reachable only once the player turns on Rude Emotes within a settings menu. The avatar is also capable of tumbling off ledges and collapsing in a limp, ragdoll fashion, without any blood shown.
The title presents itself as a breezy idle-and-automation activity centered on converting dull, repetitive labor into a self-running machine. Any vulgar material is walled off inside emotes the player must choose to switch on, which start in an off state the moment play begins, and it arrives as bathroom and gesture comedy kept apart from the central dig-and-sell cycle.
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