Little Sim World

Recommended big time! Gameplay wise its basically build, manage, decorate, and get to know the townsfolk and somehow that holds up for way longer than I expected. Progression keeps feeling rewarding, the story is pretty interesting as the town's story starts to unfold, and the overall coziness and comfy feeling of the game is what kept me hooked. Will continue playing for sure!

Very cozy, a lot of fun. I don't find a lot of PC games that I spend many hours in at one times, but this one I didn't want to put down once starting and once again after starting a new file with my friend, I like the game so much that I gifted him a copy just to share the experience. I was a bit worried with the negative reviews but the positive ones convinced me to go for it and I'm very happy.

I've played through the story, and I have a good amount of hours to give a useful review. The game is like a mix of The Sims and Stardew Valley. It honestly reminds me a lot of weird The Sims 'ports' to handheld consoles that have nothing to do with The Sims. I am not saying that as a bad thing. You have direct control of the character, have attributes to level up, and run around Little London doing tasks while managing your needs. There is also a story, but I honestly didn't pay much attention to it. There are a lot of issues with the game, I am not gonna lie. I feel like the economy within the game isn't great; at around the 20-hour mark, one activity made double my career income daily, and my house stayed un-upgraded for most of my playtime. The UI is often buggy and a bit clunky to navigate, and you need to get used to the controls; weirdly, there is a learning curve. There are bugged animations at times, and I lost some items because the inventory was full and I got task rewards. The look of the game is up to personal taste; I can't really say if it is good or bad, as most of the time I don't really care about graphics. I could tell what everything was, which probably…

If I’m being completely honest, the gameplay isn’t that appealing and the animations are pretty stiff and delayed. It reminds me of a mobile game you can download for free on the app store. However, I do like the art style of the NPCS though, they are eye catching and actually made me want to learn more about the characters. Its what mainly drew me into purchasing. I feel as though the artist carried the game…. I often think that this could’ve gone far if the devs made it in a pixelated art style like Stardew Valley and Fields of Mistria but city version and I know it has a lot of potential to be WAYYYYY better. But if you want a life sim game that is immersive and includes, doing your own laundry, cooking your own meals, doing your own grocery shopping, and getting an education, etc, then you should try it out.

So far this game has scratched my Sim itch. It's cute, cozy, simple, and can't wait to see what else the game has.

really fun so far and unlike most other life sim games