
A relaxing life-sim that lives on the bottom of your screen while you do other things.
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My Little Life is a life simulator that lives on the bottom of your screen, allowing you to focus on other tasks while periodically checking on your own little person.
My Little Life is built to be non-intrusive, with no loud popups or distracting events that need to be acted on immediately. This allows you to focus on other tasks while your little person lives their life automatically. While still leaving the important decisions up to you.
Watch you little person go from unemployed and living in a messy home, to living their best life in their full customized dream-home.
Order new items for your little person, watch them get excited when they are delivered to their doorstep. Unlock and order hundreds of different items that make their house feel like a home.
Choose a career and gain promotions. Your little person could become a green-thumb-farmer, an epic streamer, a shady hacker, and many more options.
The more experienced they are at their chosen career, the bigger the paycheck will be to spend on expanding and customizing their home.
Recruit more little people, each with their own hopes and dreams to accomplish. Build separate homes, or have them occupy one massive mansion.
Fulfill each little persons hopes and dreams to earn Fulfillment Points. Spend Fulfillment Points to unlock increasingly varied and expensive items.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
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I was enjoying it, but all my play time was gone with the slightest miss click. Horrible game design in my opinion.
I don't know, it was just bought on a whim. It's a nice little time killer, I oddly enjoy it. Lots of options to keep things different.
8/10 My Little Life is an idle desktop companion game where you help tiny people fulfill their dreams. Wholesome, productive, and cozy. My Little Life is an idler desktop companion that takes up a fraction of your screen while you focus on other things. You get to control little people and help them achieve their goals or ‘fulfillments’ by placing down items and allowing them to carry on with your small guidance. The game is designed to not have popups where your attention is necessary and runs in the background on the bottom or side of your screen, depending on the mode you choose. The game ran smoothly and I didn’t encounter any bugs while playing. The game is extremely cute. The minimal graphics are nice and the sound and music the game has, if you choose to keep them on, isn’t invasive. I think the pixel art style they chose for the game was a great choice for the genre. The achievements acted as a great guide to try new things, find some easter eggs, and feel like progression is made in the story in a way that matters without being too distracting. Many of which were career focused which enabled the player to try out the different career paths the little people can obtain. The decorative items, wallpapers, and job centered furniture left a lot of room for player creativity and freedom. It took me ~12 hours to finish the game with all achievements. No trading cards. The game is extremely minimal and aside from just having it run after completing the achievement objectives I didn’t feel a strong need to keep playing, there isn’t much replayability once it feels like everything was explored. The game's tutorial does a good job at getting you used to the basics but once you delve into the other mechanics of the game it becomes a bit more confusing as the time progresses. You can make the game box a bit bigger and smaller using the settings but because of the game taking up a fraction of the monitor screen it’s prone to misclicks- it’s easy to move items and people after misclicking but it does get annoying especially since the game relies on the little people’s autonomy for task completion. The autonomy is great in theory but when you’re wanting them to do specific tasks, like putting the delivered furniture in their designated homes or building up walls and such, you may need to wait a while because even if you drop them to the task it isn’t a guarantee they’ll do it. [u]Pros[/u] [list] [*] It’s a great idler. [*] Gameplay is fun. [*] No stress. [*] No popups or any time sensitive tasks. [*] Some optimization options to suit your needs. [*] Cute pixel art. [*] Relaxing sounds. [*] Relaxing music. [*] Plenty of options for player creativity. [*] The little people have their own characteristics and desires. [*] Pets are available. [*] Easter eggs are fun and worthwhile. [*] Didn’t encounter any bugs. [*] Achievements are achievable and moderately easy. [/list] [u]Cons[/u] [list] [*] Little to no replayability. [*] Tutorial isn’t in depth. [*] Small and prone to misclicks. [*] Little people's autonomy isn’t smart. [*] Some mechanics are reliant on the autonomy of the Little People. [/list] To see more reviews like this one, support me by following my curating page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46085490-SumiSux-At-Games/
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Ich habe mir hier ein Idle-Game vorgestellt, bei dem ich kleinen Charakteren aufm Desktop zuschauen kann zwischendrin, wie sie ihr Leben so gestalten und dass ich ansonsten eher mal hier ein kleiner Klick oder auch mal da ein Klick mache und fertig. Nun, ich wurde dann doch etwas überrascht und es hat nicht lange gedauert und ich habe dann Räume eingerichtet, Pets adoptiert, Berufe erlernt und hierfür Hilfsmittel bereitgestellt, die Bedürfnisse der kleinen Charaktere versucht zu erfüllen... und war irgendwie so gar nicht am "Idlen", sondern so ein bisschen wie bei die Sims... nur halt extrem komprimiert und pixelig. Das Spiel ist nicht in deutscher Sprache verfügbar, jedoch ist das auch nicht unbedingt wichtig, da einiges durch Bilder und Handlung selbsterklärend ist. Achso: Das Spiel geht nicht im Vollbild! Achievements Ja, die haben dafür gesorgt, dass ich echt ganz schön lange beschäftigt war. Einige Hidden Achievements fand ich ziemlich schwer rauszufinden, was das sein soll. Manche lassen sich an der Beschreibung gut erkennen und naja so wirkliche Guides, bei denen alle Achievements drin stehen, gibt es in Steam nun auch nicht. Das Internet hat mich zwischendrin kurz auf die falsche Fährte geführt, als ich nach 50 Stunden anfing, dann dort nach den fehlenden zu suchen. Nun ja, ich hab dann die versteckten Achievements gefunden. Das hat mir dann erstmal auch nicht allzuviel gebracht. Habe versucht, möglichst viele Items freizuschalten und zu verteilen und anscheinend hatte ich dann für die beiden, die meiner nach am schwierigsten sind, die richtigen gesetzt. [spoiler] Eine Puppe auf eine Oberfläche, an die jeder randarf und eine "weird machine" für 1000 Jobpunkte freigeschaltet und gesetzt und draußen ein paar Schaufeln verteilt und dann die Charaktere beobachtet und bei Auffälligkeiten angeklickt [/spoiler]. Hätte ich nicht irgendwann nachgeschaut, wäre ich vermutlich auch in 50 Stunden noch nicht fertig. Bzw ich glaube, bei einem Achievement wäre ich auch nicht nach weiteren 200 Stunden drauf gekommen. [h2] Fazit: 6,5 /10 [/h2] Freunde von Sims-Simulationen, die sich vertikal oder horizontal am Desktop erfreuen, werden hier für kleines Geld durchaus Freude haben. Das Spiel hat einige Eigenheiten und das Speichern ist super wichtig (stürzt das Spiel ab, was durchaus mal passieren kann, ist die Spielzeit weg, die nicht gespeichert ist). Wer möchte, kann durchaus das Spiel auch einfach idlen und die Dinge ihren Lauf lassen. Das fand ich nun weniger ansprechend- auch wenn ich ja eigentlich dachte, dass das genauso laufen wird, wenn ich das starte. Aber ich hatte dann doch ziemlich viel zu tun. Daher fällt das für mich persönlich unter ein Desktop-Simulationsgame. 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Curators group in German / English 👑⠀⠀⠀[list][*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Follow Main group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40282064/] Follow Second group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44688798/] Follow third group [/url][/list] and discover more reviews from me. [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/hoi4deu/discussions/115/] Weitere Rezensionen von mir[/url] [list] (-> meine kleine Minikuratorengruppe: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32239979/] [/url] [/list]
I'd recommend My Little Life. It's a decent mini-sized Sims game with options to run the game either horizontally or vertically on your desktop. Like those games you just earn points to unlock and purchase stuffs to decorate. The goal is really just to see all there is to see. There's no sense of urgency and it's fine to just let it sit idle. There's no death or character customization though. I suppose what sets it apart from other idle/desktop games is that this one gives you more space for creating something unique. There's some easter eggs that make it fun too. That's about it.
迷你版模拟人生,挺可爱的,看小人动来动去忙碌很好玩。 就是对4k屏幕来说不友好,横板还可以切换缩放调大一点,竖版简直了,字小得跟蚂蚁一样,完全不能玩,所有开了两个横板的档就结束了
This idler game is nice and cozy, but too short if you play it only for the achievements. I still recommend it because I loved the fact that we build these homes ( and there are many options to make them unique for each person ) only to spy tiny people living their life. I wish that there were more idlers like this.
无语 后期几本没有可玩性了 重复度太高
A very cute and cozy idle game!
I wish that this game had character customization, but otherwise I enjoy it. It's a nice idler. A solid 4/5. I think it would be elevated to 5/5 if you could customize characters via appearance and interests. Even though it's a little repetitive once you start a second run, since the characters motivations don't change and they're the same every time, I still like building a little house for my little people. The art is really cute and it's a good price for the amount of enjoyment I've gotten out of it. It's a nice little bit of whimsy while I'm doing documents for my job and is a good thing to keep my hands and eyes slightly busy during classes, but isn't too distracting. There's so many fun items to use for decorating, too, and I really enjoy that.
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