The game is set on the southern island of 'Barudo', and 'Sodolu' is thein-game narrator.
Four types of human live on the island, and they can be differentiated by the colour of their hats and clothes.
The humans may ask the giant to bring them a tree, or to raise or lower the land.
Once the giant complies with the request, the humans will begin to work, and then form a settlement.
When the settlement reaches its final stage of development, they will begin construction of a monument, which can range from a simple pile of stones, to a beautifully decorated complex construction.

There are 16 different types in total, and the type built is decided by the combination of colours of the people in the settlement.
The humans will tend to leave the group or stop working and begin to play, and so only when all 16 monuments have been built will the ending scene appear.
This is a necessary part of the game strategy, to guide them so that they continue to work properly.Humans that the giant accidentally treads on will turn into lotuses, and in the next game these will have become trees.
Strategically, sticking to this rule will ensure smooth progression through the game, but using such an aggressive strategy to deliberately control the number of humans is not the spirit in which the game is intended.
We recommend tender loving care.