Tiny Life

未来可期，别人家的孩子为什么喜欢乱爬到我家。汉化不完整

Legal, mas não tem muito o que fazer no game, deixa a gente muito perdido tbm.

Easy to make the Tiny die. Impossible to retrieve them due to how saving works.

Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised by how good this is. Gameplay is fairly basic, though that's to be expected from an early access title, and very reminiscent of the original Sims, and it's pretty smooth. I haven't really run into any bugs or glitches. The thing I liked the most was the emotion system. It helps give the Tinies some personality, though I do think some of the emotions lasted a bit too long-- waiting two hours every time my Tiny got shocked meant it took days to fix her computer. The fact that it's open world is also a nice addition, so there's no gameplay interruption when the Tinies go to visit a store or a neighbor. I should also mention that the soundtrack is fantastic. The pixel art was a little off-putting at first, but it's very easy to get used to. However, there are a few places where it works against itself. It's sometimes very difficult to tell the Tinies apart, and it can sometimes be hard to tell what an item is and what way it's supposed to face. I'm really hoping to see the game gain more of its own identity as it develops. But as it stands, it's an enjoyable way to pass the time.

At the moment, I only have a few hours of playtime, but I played quite a lot of the demo, and I already know that those hours are going to increase dramatically. I really wanted to write my opinion because I honestly think this game deserves a much higher appreciation rating. I absolutely love the life sim genre, and I played The Sims for years simply because I was basically “forced” to: it was pretty much the only game in the genre that could give me the kind of gameplay I was looking for. However, I also had to put up with a huge amount of things I found unbearable about EA’s management of the game. Tiny Life gives me exactly what I’m looking for, without all the nonsense, bugs, and various problems. On top of that, the fact that it’s made in pixel art, which in my opinion greatly enhances the game’s charm, makes it very quick, lightweight, and enjoyable to play. That’s another aspect I really look for in this kind of game. I can’t wait to see how it continues to expand and improve, and I really hope it becomes much more well-known and appreciated than it is now. Huge praise to the developer (who is just one person)! Thank you for creating this game for people like me who have been looking for exactly this for a long time.

a great game for it's price - basically Sims 4 if it was made in early 2000s. there's no DLCs, extra content comes along with updates, and there's also a good chunk of modding support - there are maps, addons that add extra content, and a nice way of sharing the tinies and their households you created. the pixel art is incredible, lighting is beautiful, building system is intuitive. one critique i have is that the demo version is a bit too shallow, as Demoville basically has nothing to do, and there aren't much objects to build with in the demo. the other aspect i found interesting is color swatches - you can mix and match colors of basically most furniture pieces and the colors of the Tinies' clothes. really adds variety when the amount of stuff to use for decoration and for clothing up your little guys you play as is limited. overall - i think this is an amazing game for avid fans of life sims such as Sims and Paralives.