Tiny Bookshop

I really like this little cozy game. But as some one in this commentssection already said= the book recommandation thing. I dont want to go any further @grey did already said all about it. My Problem also is the flea market (or garage sale or however it is named ) Its kinda annoying if everybody asks you if youre going to be there ... on one day. It kinda takes the fun out of deciding where to go if the game constantly says you need to go there 😕. Still it is a good game if you look above the little flaws it has.

I love how cosy this game is!

I absolutely love love LOVE Tiny Bookshop and had a blast playing it. It's one of the most delightfully charming games I've ever had the pleasure to come across, so thank you to the devs for creating this fanstastic "tiny" gem. <3 I do have to credit Gab Smolders for introducing this game. I knew this game was for me when I watched her entire playthrough and still wanted to play it myself. Yes, that also meant I already found out most of the characters' golden memories, but my enjoyment of unfolding the stories myself was not diminished in any way. They were all so charming, wholesome, and sweet. Harper's golden memory is my favourite, not because it wasn't spoiled in Gab's playthrough, but because it was one heck of a journey and made me fall in love with the world of Bookstonbury even more. I also loved the characters so much. Each of them was so distinct, yet none were any less lovable than others. Even now, after completing all golden memories and reached the credits, I still think of all of them with much affection. Their personalities and dialogue were so well-written and fleshed out. I am so damn relieved that the one person I intensely disliked is not part of the main ensemble, I could do without that person, ugh. As much fun as Harper is though, my favourite has to be Tilde. I guess I personally related to her grandmotherly mentor vibes. The main point of the whole game is selling books, and boy, it really felt like a dream come true. I may not be as much of a bibliophile as serious readers, but I still loved books irl and getting to read all the different sypnosis was a genuine pleasure. I loved how diverse the variety was! Thank you devs for taking the time and effort to compile so many book titles and summaries, it must not be an easy task, but the end result exceeded my expectations and blew my mind multiple times. I was thrilled to bits to even see 3 different books written by authors from my country!!! Thank you so much! <3 As for the in-game strategy of deciding the number of books to bring to each location each day, I think it was the perfect level of "challenging enough" for me. I enjoyed taking the time to find the "perfect" ratio to bring to each location without feeling overwhelmed or bored, and it was clear when I hit the sweet spot of sales. Well, nothing is as clear as empty shelves lol. I also want to mention my appreciation for the book recommendation mechanic. I think having the ability to increase or decrease it with decorations is a great touch, and because I loved recommending books I dialled it up as much as I could. I'm so grateful that I'm allowed to take as much time as I wanted to. Sure, I don't successfully decipher every request, but recommending books has always been a highlight of my book-selling. My favourite game feature is the ability to customise the colours of your books. I didn't realise this was possible until I read a random comment on Gab's video, so thank you random commenter. When I played the demo, I actually spent more time tinkling with the book colours than actually playing it, hahaha! I made each genre bright and distinct, so that each stood out on the shelves and made for pretty views every time I sold books. :) The whole game was so pretty to look at btw. I really loved the charming and pleasant art style of the game. Even though none of the characters had eyes, nobody looked weird at all. I could live in Bookstonbury forever and not tire of the scenes. I have no complaints regarding the in-game locations, loved how each had their own feel but still felt like cohesive parts of Bookstonbury. And also, pets!! I loved that I got the option to keep both the dog and cat! I brought them everywhere and it allowed me to live my dream of being a pet owner (which I'm not irl). I do wish I could interact more with the cat, but I'm satisfied being able to interact with my dog every in-game day. Their companionship gave the whole book-selling experience warmth and comfort. The decorations are pretty cute and diverse too. Sorting them using categories was okay, though some decorations didn't appear in any category and I had to scroll through "all items" to search for it. This is a very small gripe though. I had so much fun decorating my ADORABLE little wagon and absolutely maxed out all spots, and then threw even more at my shop. XD To sum it all up, I LOVE Tiny Bookshop. Thank you so much to everyone who made this charming, delightful, wholesome, sweet, and fantastic experience possible. <3<3<3

Un jeu sans stress pour les mordus de livres.

love it would love to add some more books, there are too little for my personal taste

Very nice and cozy game, can help you during the depression and toxic relationship.

This game is so cozy and cute!! Very chill and relaxing, no stress, and cute little character interactions. As a book lover, I also discovered some new books to add to my tbr!