Twinkleby

This is a very low pressure but extensive little decorating game. When I first found out about it, I wasn't even sure if I was going to like it. Sure, I enjoy decorating in cosy games, but to play something that has no quest lines, no objectives, but just plainly allows you to decorate little islands where villages will then arrive and roam about? Yeah no, doesn't sound like something I'd enjoy. But I was curious, so I downloaded the demo. And before I knew it, I was sucked in. It starts of small, with only one small house and small islands, allowing you to place trees, flowers, bushes and other natural decorations, but also bridges and furniture. But at the point I am, things have definitely gotten bigger, and it can now take me more than three hours to decorate one island. Finding the villagers' favourite things that they will interact with to make them happy is a very lovely mechanic to give you a sence of completion once you've decorated, a marker that tells you this island does not need more work. All in all, I highly recommend it, and I've probably got quite a few more hours to finish all of the available islands.

I really do love this game, but I hope they continue to update because you unlock new items quickly. Also, every new island can feel a little repetitive... but overall, this game rocks and it feels like decorating a doll house.

This is a cute and cozy games where you get to decorate as much as you'd like. It's very relaxing and you can move at your own pace. The graphics are super adorable and I've had a great time getting lost in decorating the houses and watching the little people. It's a great game though I do feel a few improvements can be made. - There's quite a lot of colours that you can unlock but some are very similar to each other. For instance there's 2 near identical beiges. Why not change one to a rich brown instead since that missing? - When you apply a wall pattern to a colour, it always makes the colour a duller, darker version and can sometimes ruin the look you want. The colour should stay intact. - You cannot customise the wood colour on the furniture which limits the combination of furniture you can use. Sometimes I want to use a particular chair but it only comes in dark wood and the table I want only comes in light wood. Why not add all the wood colours to each item so we can mix and match more? - Lastly, there is weirdly a large lack of smaller tables. Most of the tables in the game are huge and I don't know why. There's only one type of nightstand and it comes in one wood tone. Th…

SO CUTE!! I love this game. Its like Animal Crossing meets Sims.

This game is super cute and wholesome; very relaxing! I've thoroughly enjoyed it. I haven't had time to play it recently — earthquake displaced me! — but I look forward to returning soon. If you're looking for something to unleash creativity that doesn't demand a whole lot, Twinkleby is great! It reminds me of playing dolls when I was a kid. Thanks for the update, devs! Happy birthday to Twinkleby.

It is a simple cute decorating game, though I think it's not worth full price so try to get this on sale. Also I feel like some of the game mechanics are lackluster, like lowkey something is missing, other than that this shi pretty chill