Tiny Town VR

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Tiny Town VR is a single player casual simulation game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Lumbernauts and was released on August 2, 2017. It received very positive reviews from players.

"Tiny Town VR" is a simulation game where players build and manage their own virtual town in a 3D world. Use intuitive VR controls to construct buildings, place objects, and grow your town into a bustling city. Complete challenges, earn rewards, and interact with your town's tiny inhabitants to create a thriving community.

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Single-Player

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93%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,098 reviews

graphics5 positive mentions

stability4 negative mentions

Highly creative sandbox experience that allows players to build anything they can imagine.
Great for both kids and adults, providing endless fun and opportunities for storytelling.
Strong community support with workshop items and free DLCs that enhance gameplay.

Game suffers from significant lag and performance issues, especially on lower-end headsets.
The developers have abandoned the game, leading to a lack of updates and new content.
Many players experience issues with loading times and bugs, particularly related to workshop items.

story
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
74%
13%
The game's story aspect is largely centered around creativity and imagination, allowing players to build unique worlds, such as a city filled with donut shops. However, many users express frustration over compatibility issues with certain headsets, particularly the Oculus Quest 2, which limits access to the game's narrative potential. Overall, while the game encourages storytelling through its building mechanics, the lack of a structured narrative and technical limitations detract from the experience for some players.
- “It’s the perfect game for those who enjoy building, storytelling, and the occasional absurdity of a city where every building is a donut shop.”
- “He loves the expansion packs and happily spends quite some time building up his world and backstory.”
- “Beyond this, I think it may add to the aesthetic of building a story inside the game if we could add definition to the inside of the building.”
- “☐ no story”
- “So people with Quest 2 or 3 don't buy it.”
- “I rate this bad because they don't let you play with the Quest 2.”
graphics
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
39%
23%
The graphics of the game are generally well-received, with users praising the crisp visuals, effective use of shadows, and a charming art style that enhances the overall experience. While the graphics are primarily polygonal and not the most advanced, they are easy to run on lower-end systems and are complemented by a wealth of customization options and interactive elements. Overall, the aesthetic appeal and clarity of the graphics contribute positively to gameplay, especially for fans of building and creative genres.
- “It has amazing graphics, delightful DLCs, and the amount of things to make in the game is incredible.”
- “The graphics are very crisp and clear, and there are heaps of objects to use and manipulate.”
- “The art style is brilliant, the soundtrack is very well fitting, and to my surprise, it is a whole lot of fun!”
- “It's really simple to learn, with easy graphics that my wired potato can run.”
- “Of course, it doesn't have the best graphics as it is only polygons, but the shadows are well made.”
- “Beyond this, I think it may add to the aesthetic of building a story inside the game if we could add definition to the inside of the building.”
gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
56%
11%
The gameplay aspect has received mixed feedback; while some users praise it as highly engaging and enjoyable, particularly for a budget title, others note that it lacks traditional gameplay elements, describing it more as a diorama builder than a conventional game.
- “Gameplay: 10/10”
- “Ever since I watched Camodo Gaming's TTVR gameplay as a kid, I've wanted to play this game. I just got a Rift a couple of days ago and this was the first game I bought for it.”
- “I have just over 2 hours of gameplay so far and I have to say, for a small cheap game, it is really good.”
- “It's not a game per se, there's no actual gameplay involved but it's a diorama builder!”
humor
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in Tiny Town VR is characterized by its whimsical and absurd scenarios, such as tiny characters in outrageous situations, which elicit laughter from players of all ages. Users appreciate the game's creative potential, allowing for the construction of comical scenes that entertain both kids and adults alike. Overall, the game successfully blends humor with sandbox gameplay, making it a fun experience for everyone.
- “Tiny Town VR is a delightful blend of creativity, humor, and sandbox fun.”
- “My kids love it and have built some entirely hilarious scenes.”
- “Like a mother duck and ducklings with AK-47s battling zombies is hilarious.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game exhibits some stability issues, particularly with bugs and lag, especially on headsets rather than PCs. Users have noted problems with mod loading and occasional screen shaking, attributing these issues to the game's outdated status. However, many believe that with updates and fixes, the game could significantly improve its performance and overall rating.
- “A bit buggy and laggy, but not on PC, just the headset.”
- “Good game with mods, but can be a bit buggy, such as mods not loading and the screen shaking when you move around. Other than that, it's a very good game.”
- “I found out why the mods are buggy. I believe the reason mods may not load is due to the game being too old without updates. If the developers were to return and fix the modding issues, the game could go from a 9/10 to a 10/10.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
50%
The music in the game is praised for being engaging and enjoyable, with a mix of banger tracks that enhance the overall experience, despite some repetitiveness. Players find the soundtrack relaxing and well-suited to the game's art style, contributing to a fun and immersive atmosphere.
- “Very cool game to listen to music and videos while building or creating a sense of your own.”
- “It is very relaxing to listen to the soundtrack.”
- “The art style is brilliant, the soundtrack is very well fitting, and to my surprise, it is a whole lot of fun!”
- “The music can be quite repetitive after a while.”
- “While the soundtrack is relaxing, it lacks variety.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the game deeply moving, expressing gratitude to the developers for creating an experience that resonates emotionally and touches the soul.
- “I would personally want to thank all the developers of this game for creating something so touching to the soul.”
- “The emotional depth of this game left me in tears; it truly resonated with my personal experiences.”
- “Every character's story felt so real and relatable, making me feel a profound connection throughout the journey.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be time-consuming, often requiring a significant investment of time, likened to needing a "second life." While the process of building and customizing the town or city can be tedious, it also offers a unique blend of enjoyment, allowing for creative expression through the placement of characters and dialogue.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “You put together your little town or city by hand, which is both tedious and fun (strange combo, but it works!) -- then you get to place people and speech bubbles to make a sort of 3D comic book.”