Review: Little Corners

Little Corners breathes at rest, really a digital sticker where you can lose yourself in! The game lets you paste stickers without time pressure, with a delicious Lo-Fi background music. Each room you can lovingly design exactly how you want it, think of a wizard's house to a winter hut. 

Visually the game is charming and cute: The stickers have a clear, warm style and the adhesives contain subtle details that enhance the sense of craftsmanship. The quiet design makes you not distracted, but can focus on your creation. The interface is clear: easy to drag, create and combine layers. It nevertheless stands out that the experience is just different to real crafts and if you practice this as a hobby yourself, you really find that it gives a completely different experience on the PC. For me personally therefore a less enjoyable experience.

For players who love “cozy” games, creative sandbox experiences without competition, Little Corners is a hit. A lot of positive reactions are shown on the demo: “sooo cute”, “addictive”, “Exactly like those sticker books from your childhood”. Yet the game is less universal to everyone.. For those who do real physical craft projects, the digital alternative may be less satisfying. The hobby in real life makes the digital step here less for you “magic” feels. 

I found Little Corners very attractive because of the atmosphere and the design. The peace, freedom and creative process are all there. But since I'm active in the real world myself, the game feels less intense or satisfying to me than the real-life work. You're gonna miss that touchability, the physical sticking, the materials in your hands, and that's gonna make me hang for a little less time. At the same time, I understand the vibe and value of working digitally, not rubbish, easy storage and fast experimentation.

Play the demo now! November 13 he is fully playable on steam!