- February 9, 2012
- Colibri Games
- 5h median play time
The Tiny Bang Story
Platforms
About
"The Tiny Bang Story" is a family-friendly, text-free game with five chapters and over 30 minigames. Players must fix machines and mechanisms, and solve puzzles to restore Tiny Planet after a meteor strikes. With hand-drawn graphics, immersive gameplay, and enchanting music, it was a Top Paid App in several countries and won multiple awards in 2011 for Best Games and Best Adventure Games.











- Beautiful art style and relaxing music create a charming atmosphere.
- Engaging puzzles that vary in difficulty, providing a satisfying challenge.
- Fun hidden object mechanics that encourage exploration and observation.
- Some puzzles are frustratingly difficult or lack clear instructions, leading to confusion.
- The hint system requires collecting bugs, which can be tedious and time-consuming.
- The game is relatively short, with an abrupt ending that lacks a satisfying conclusion.
music
1,248 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in "The Tiny Bang Story" is widely praised for its soothing and relaxing qualities, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game. Many players appreciate the gentle, whimsical soundtrack that complements the beautiful hand-drawn visuals, creating a calming experience. However, some reviews note that the music can become repetitive over time, leading to mixed feelings about its longevity in gameplay.
“The music is perfect.”
“The gentle music, the lovely artwork and charming depictions of the people and puzzles all combine together to make a lovely, relaxing little game.”
“The music is soothing, the world is surreal in a good way, and you just want to escape from this bleak world into something new and refreshing.”
“The music is pretty decent as well, although most of the time, I've had it on mute and played my own music instead.”
“The one positive is it looks cute and has a calming (yet boring) soundtrack.”
“I will mention the music got kinda annoying so I turned it off and just listened to my own stuff.”