Well, to get a bed in Hello Kitty Island Adventure (at least in the early game), you can head to My Melody's shop in the square. The inventory might change over time, but in our game, we had access to a Kawaii Bed for 30 Sand Dollars and 3 Rubber, and an Antique Bed for 30 Sand Dollars and 3 Sticks.

The three Hello Kitty Island Adventure yellow power crystals are hard to find, but don’t give up; without the yellow crystals, you can’t advance the main questline and unlock the Lilypad Lagoon region. If you’re stuck, this guide will help you use the Compass Tool and locate the yellow crystals.

That being said, the best gift for Kuromi is the Pumpkin Spice Soda which gives three hearts (❤❤❤) worth of Friendship Level Up EXP. Second to that, you can give Kuromi the Jack-O-Lantern, which gives two hearts (❤❤) worth of Friendship Level Up EXP.

Ziplines are a quick method of moving from island to island in Hello Kitty Island Adventure, so here's how to unlock and repair them.

Looking for rubber in Hello Kitty Island Adventure? Rubber is one of the main resources in the game, but it’s devilishly well hidden. It’s important to learn what rubber looks like and where to farm it though, as you’ll need it for various crafting recipes and quest objectives. Without rubber, you can’t advance the storyline.

It doesn’t quite translate as a console game — but it’s still a dream game for Sanrio fans