Tiny House Simulator

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Tiny House Simulator is a single player open world simulation game. It was developed by FarFromSky and was released on November 5, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Manage your own tiny house building company in this open-world adventure. Create unique homes for clients, discover varied landscapes, and deliver your creations across the island. Upgrade your business, navigate picturesque routes, and immerse yourself in beautiful scenery.

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atmosphere3 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

The building mechanics are enjoyable and intuitive, making the creative process relaxing and satisfying.
The game has a unique concept of tiny house flipping that blends design with a logistical challenge, appealing to fans of customization.
There is potential for future updates to improve gameplay, and many players find the game addictive and fun despite its current issues.

The game has not been updated recently, leading to concerns about its future and overall polish.
Driving mechanics are clunky and frustrating, detracting from the overall experience and making gameplay tedious at times.
There are numerous bugs and interface issues, including crashes and unclear customization options, which hinder the enjoyment of the game.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
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The gameplay features engaging building mechanics that resonate well with the game's universe, making it enjoyable and even inspiring for players. However, some users find the mechanics outdated and clunky, particularly criticizing the driving aspect and lack of polish, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite these issues, many still find the gameplay addictive and therapeutic, indicating potential for improvement.
- “I loved the building mechanics themselves.”
- “Very engaging gameplay ”
- “Surprisingly addictive and therapeutic gameplay with satisfactory mechanics.”
- “The mechanics feel outdated and look cheap.”
- “Instead, we have clunky mechanics, a tutorial that isn't a tutorial, and a tiny world without texture or life inside the garage walls.”
- “However, the gameplay needs a lot more polish to justify its price tag.”
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
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The game features a dual structure with a story mode where players accept renovation jobs for clients' tiny homes and a sandbox mode for free decorating. While the story mode provides a framework for missions, some players find the driving mechanics cumbersome and suggest improvements to the quest criteria and graphics to enhance the overall experience. Overall, the concept of renovating tiny homes is enjoyable, but the narrative aspect could benefit from more depth and engagement.
- “The concept is great, and I've had fun renovating the various mission tiny houses.”
- “In the game, there is a story mode and a sandbox mode. In story mode, you accept jobs from clients and renovate their tiny homes with the items they are asking for, while in sandbox mode, you choose from a few different tiny home styles and their size, then you are free to decorate them however you like.”
- “In story mode, once you have finished the job, you are then required to drive the tiny home to its plot. I find the driving and placing of the homes a little annoying, but being able to drive around a map is pretty cool in itself, so you’re not just locked in by an invisible wall.”
- “I'm not interested in the story, personally.”
- “In story mode, once you have finished the job, you are then required to drive the tiny home to its plot. I find the driving and placing of the homes a little annoying; it would be cool to have an option to drive them or have the client come and pick them up.”
- “In the game, there is a story mode and a sandbox mode. In story mode, you accept jobs from clients and renovate their tiny homes with the items they are asking for, but it feels quite simplistic.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The graphics in the game are a mix of AI-generated 2D visuals that some players find unpolished and lacking personality, with basic textures that feel simplistic. While certain areas, like the windmill valley, are noted for their beauty, overall feedback suggests that the graphics could benefit from more uniqueness and refinement to enhance the overall aesthetic experience.
- “This game fits in with my aesthetic: cozy chaos core.”
- “Please support these devs. Even if they generate 2D graphics with AI, they are very talented, and I wish them the best.”
- “Graphics are decent, and some places on the map look very pretty (the windmill valley comes to mind).”
- “I feel like the assets and textures used in the game are very unpolished, very basic, and lack personality.”
- “Again, like the graphics, it feels simplistic to the point that it feels like placeholder assets are being used.”
- “Spruce up the graphics a bit so they're unique and not generic looking.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
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The music in the game, which features AI-generated 2D graphics, has received mixed reviews; while the sound effects are generally acceptable, the constant use of Western and Footloose covers, along with repetitive no-copyright piano music when the radio is off, has been criticized for becoming monotonous.
- “When you turn the radio off, it just starts playing piano music instead.”
- “The music and 2D graphics are AI-generated.”
- “I don't think the sound effects were an issue, but the music... I can't say I'm a fan of constant Western/Footloose covers.”
- “The no-copyright music gets annoying after a couple of loops.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is consistently described as pleasant and calming, contributing to an overall soothing experience for players.
- “The atmosphere is pleasant and calming.”
- “The game immerses you in a beautifully crafted world that feels alive.”
- “Every sound and visual detail contributes to an enchanting atmosphere that keeps you engaged.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game experiences stability issues, with users reporting bugs and glitches in certain areas.
- “The game is plagued by bugs and glitches in several areas.”
- “I encountered numerous stability issues that disrupted my gameplay experience.”
- “There are frequent crashes and performance drops that make it hard to enjoy the game.”

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Tiny House Simulator is a open world simulation game.

Tiny House Simulator is available on PC, Mac OS and Windows.

Tiny House Simulator was released on November 5, 2024.

Tiny House Simulator was developed by FarFromSky.

Tiny House Simulator has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its atmosphere but disliked it for its gameplay.

Tiny House Simulator is a single player game.

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