My Little Universe

93%
Game Brain Score Based on 313 reviews
  • grinding
  • gameplay
  • monetization
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"My Little Universe" is a co-op action-adventure game where players explore 9 mythical worlds and 65+ dungeons, gathering resources and battling enemies to restore the lands to their former glory. With local split-screen co-op for up to four players, uncover mysteries and collect mythical artifacts in this vast and exciting universe. Use over 70 different gatherable resources to rebuild and defend the worlds against a mysterious threat.

  • iPad
  • iPhone
  • Mac OS
  • Nintendo Switch
  • PC
  • Phone
  • Windows
  • Android
  • Mobile Platform
  • Play​Station
  • Tablet
  • Xbox
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Reviews

93%
Audience ScoreBased on 313 reviews
gameplay12 positive mentions
grinding49 negative mentions
  • The game is a relaxing and enjoyable experience, perfect for casual play and exploration.
  • It features a significant improvement over the mobile version, with no ads and enhanced gameplay mechanics.
  • The multiplayer option adds a fun element, allowing players to enjoy the game together in a cooperative setting.
  • The gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, especially in the later stages, which may lead to boredom.
  • The death mechanic is punishing, causing players to lose progress and boosters, which can be frustrating.
  • Some players have reported bugs and issues with enemy spawn rates, which can disrupt the flow of the game.
  • grinding49 mentions

    The game is characterized by a significant amount of grinding, primarily focused on farming and resource gathering, which many players find rewarding and enjoyable, especially in a multiplayer setting. While some players appreciate the casual, relaxing nature of the grind, others feel it becomes tedious over time, particularly as resource availability diminishes in later stages. Overall, it appeals to those who enjoy grind-heavy crafting and exploration games, but may frustrate players seeking a more balanced experience.

    • “The game is fun at first, for like 30 hours, but gets incredibly grindy.”
    • “After you enter the second world there is almost no resources; like literally 1 or 2 at first and becomes extremely grindy.”
    • “While it's certainly cute, and the map development can be kinda neat, the gameplay is utterly shallow, and very grindy.”
  • gameplay40 mentions

    The gameplay has been described as a mix of addictive and grindy mechanics, with a simple loop of gathering resources, building, and upgrading that can become repetitive over time. While some players appreciate the cozy and satisfying nature of the gameplay, others criticize the lack of enemy variety, weak combat mechanics, and frustrating death penalties. Overall, the game offers enjoyable moments but suffers from shallow mechanics and a need for more depth and variety as players progress.

    • “I legit expected to be smacked in the face with the same ol' same ol' from the mobile game, but a bit of a glow-up and different mechanics have made this game an absolute blast to play again.”
    • “The gameplay loop is certainly addictive, hence why I finished the game, but I can't actually call it fun.”
    • “The soothing gameplay, accompanied by exquisite artistry and textures, makes for a calming experience.”
    • “Only major cons are the enemies are way too easy (even bosses) and the gameplay loop gets pretty boring every once in a while.”
    • “While it's certainly cute, and the map development can be kinda neat, the gameplay is utterly shallow and very grindy.”
    • “The dying mechanic is jarring and too harsh for a cozy game.”
  • monetization37 mentions

    The monetization aspect of the game has been positively received, with players appreciating the absence of ads and microtransactions compared to the mobile version. Many users noted that the removal of aggressive monetization strategies significantly enhances the gameplay experience, allowing for casual enjoyment without interruptions or the pressure to spend money. Overall, the transition to a no-cost, ad-free model has made the game much more enjoyable and accessible.

    • “The mobile version was already pretty decent, but the removal of microtransactions made this game much more enjoyable.”
    • “No real pressure, basic resource gathering and crafting, simple but effective combat, collectibles and cosmetic unlocks (no in-game purchases); great for 20-infinite minutes of casual fun.”
    • “The fact that there are no ads on here is just a huge breath of fresh air in itself!”
    • “I really liked the mobile version but like others have stated, the ads ruin the game.”
    • “Essentially the game is an advert farm that's been ported over from mobile, which is purported to be festering with ads at every available interval.”
    • “I was really interested in this game after seeing the mobile ads and wanting to play it, but the extremely aggressive monetization pushed me away.”
  • graphics14 mentions

    The graphics of the game have received high praise for their vibrant art style and overall quality, with many players noting the relaxing ambiance they create. While the visuals are reminiscent of the mobile version, they have evolved with additional features that enhance the experience. Overall, the game's graphics contribute significantly to its charm and enjoyment, making it visually appealing for both casual and dedicated players.

    • “I love my little universe, the graphics are amazing and the content goes with the storyline.”
    • “The graphics are amazing!”
    • “I enjoy the ambiance brought by the music and the art style of the game.”
    • “Graphically it's similar but you can tell there's a difference.”
    • “It's effectively the most basic iteration of an incremental but with a 3D graphical overlay.”
    • “Maybe that's enough for some folk, but past the first 20 minutes of the game when you complete the starting world, nothing new is introduced, just themes and graphical adjustments.”
  • music8 mentions

    The music in the game is widely praised for its pleasant and relaxing ambiance, enhancing the overall experience and making it enjoyable to play while listening to other audio. Players appreciate the whimsical aesthetic and the inclusion of a free soundtrack with the game, which adds to its charm. Overall, the music contributes significantly to the game's chill and addictive nature.

    • “I enjoy the ambiance brought by the music and the art style of the game.”
    • “I really enjoy the music, so I'm glad I got the early special that included the soundtrack.”
    • “It's just chill fun with a whimsical aesthetic and relaxing soundtrack.”
    • “There's a character you can get only if you feel like spending several actual real-life hours playing a version of DDR on the d-pad or arrow keys without any music (the game calls this 'fishing').”
    • “Its a fun game that is best played while doing something else, like listening to music or a podcast.”
    • “An incredibly fun and addictive game and one of those games where you can just mellow out while listening to music.”
  • story7 mentions

    The game's story is minimal and abstract, focusing more on gameplay mechanics like resource gathering and building rather than narrative depth. Players appreciate the freedom to upgrade and create without the burden of complex quests or NPC interactions, making it a light and enjoyable experience akin to a streamlined survival RPG. Overall, while the graphics and content align well with the gameplay, some players desire more achievement opportunities beyond the basic progression.

    • “I love my little universe; the graphics are amazing and the content aligns perfectly with the storyline.”
    • “It's a nice little game, sort of like Dragon Quest Builders but more linear.”
    • “The gameplay is light, and honestly, I wanted a simple walk-farm-do genre of games where it doesn't have you doing quests for NPCs.”
    • “There is a loose abstract story; you grind through planets by building them tile by tile after you grinded the resources needed to build them.”
    • “The gameplay is light, and honestly, I wanted a simple walk-farm-do genre of games where it doesn't have you doing quests for NPCs (yeah, I know you do have quests, but no one talks and it's just 'I need 4000 wood').”
    • “Also works if you want to play something while talking, as there is no story that you need to worry about.”
  • humor3 mentions

    The humor in the game is consistently praised, with players finding it both amusing and engaging, highlighted by the presence of a quirky character described as a "funny little orange man." Overall, the humor adds a chilly yet interesting layer to the gameplay experience.

    • “Funny little orange man”
    • “Really funny!!!”
    • “It's chilly, yet interesting and funny.”
  • optimization2 mentions

    Overall, the game's optimization is praised as excellent, though some users express a desire for further improvements, particularly for PC performance.

    • “Excellent optimization.”
    • “I give it a thumbs up because I like the gameplay, but I hope some PC optimizations are patched in.”
    • “The game runs poorly on my system, and I was expecting better optimization for such a title.”
    • “There are frequent frame drops and stuttering, which really detracts from the overall experience.”
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