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Little Corners brings cosy sticker decorating to mobile later this year

Sometimes all you need is a blank room and far too many stickers

Little Corners brings cosy sticker decorating to mobile later this year
  • Mobile release arrives later this year
  • New Cat Cafe scene added for free
  • Decorate cosy spaces with hundreds of stickers

Trump cards were my thing while growing up, not stickers, but I understand the appeal well enough to see exactly what Little Corners is going for. It just swaps the shoebox for a screen, and it is about to get a lot more screens to do it on.

Developer Meteor Pixel and publisher Weekend Games have announced that Little Corners is coming to iOS and Android alongside Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, later this year. It has been out on PC via Steam a while, currently sitting at a 30% discount if you fancy a head start before the rest of us catch up.

The idea is about as gentle as mobile gets. You are peeling and placing stickers, furniture, trinkets and small fluffy creatures into blank little scenes until they start to feel like somewhere. No timers, no scores, nobody grading your work. You rearrange things until they sit right with you.

A new Cat Café corner joins the game for free to mark the platform news. It borrows a European look, and brings a few hundred new stickers with it, cats included, along with treats and a scattering of hidden items for anyone who likes to poke around a scene before settling on it.

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The lo-fi soundtrack is exactly what you would expect. Twenty minutes of fiddling with cushion placement starts to feel entirely reasonable under it, possibly even productive. It is not, but the soundtrack is convincing.

There is no pressure to finish anything either. Come back in a week, pull the whole cafe apart, start again. Nobody is keeping score, least of all the cat.

Little Corners is out now on PC via Steam, with iOS and Android versions following later this year.

If cosy is your speed, our list of the best relaxing games on Android has plenty more to fill the gaps.

Tanish Botadkar
Tanish Botadkar
Tanish is a freelance writer who's an absolute Marvel nerd. If he's not writing, he's probably rewatching anything related to Marvel so that he can spam his friends with theories. And if not that, he can be found gaming on his trusty PS4. While gaming is a passion for him, he also loves science and hopes to become a neuroscientist one day.