A Tiny Sticker Tale Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

For this A Tiny Sticker Tale Review, we meet Flynn the donkey, an apprentice magician who went to Figori island to find their father. There, they will find a magic Sticker Album that gives them the power to turn stuff into stickers and place them in another place. Discover different reactions and actions all around the world with sticker-placement magic.

A Tiny Sticker Tale Review Pros:

• Beautiful cartoon-like graphics.
• 447.98MB Download size.
• Puzzle adventure gameplay.
• You play on a screen-by-screen basis.
• Sticker mode is where you can move and place stickers.
• Put stickers in your album so you can use stickers on other screens.
• Placing certain stickers can have them interact with the game scenery in unique ways like clearing out weeds etc. or placing a bridge.
• Chilled atmosphere.
• You can freely explore the land.
• Puzzle elements throughout.
• Can skip the cutscenes.
• The opening character can be carried around with you and once placed she gives advice and acts like a tutorial buddy
• Simple controls.
• Collect tools to open up more possibilities like cutting down trees or fishing.
• In-game cutscenes.
• A good flow to the game as you take on multiple objectives at once.
• Not just a case of placing the right sticker, you have to combine or give particular ones.
• Is a lot of fun to play.
• It feels a bit like a structured version of those reusable stickers you got back in the 90s where you stick them on a scene.
• The game world is designed in such a way that you can manipulate and open it up in different ways.
• Find alternative routes or secret areas.
• Clever mission designs.
• Mini games galore and the bow and arrow one in particular is simple but so effective.
• Memorable characters.
• An overall album is where all collected/used stickers go and you fill it in as you go.
• A game that is good for kids and older gamers alike.
• Cursor speed slider.
• Handy save and exit option.
• Feels like a good kids TV show.
• Get the carpenter to cut up trees and make furniture for your house.
• You can customize every location and make it your own.
• Eye-pleasing art.
• You can interact with the world by sitting on benches, resting on hammocks, etc.
• Younger gamers can just have fun going around and making their own little world.
• Eventually, you unlock a map to help.
• The cutscenes/flashbacks are cool black-and-white animated shorts.

A Tiny Sticker Tale Review Cons:

• Not having a touchscreen on a game like this feels almost criminal!
• The switching between the game and sticker mode is quick but going into sticker mode and selecting an object is sluggish.
• The characters are cool but messing with the environment around them doesn’t change what they say or do.
• A lot of going back and forth.
• You need to carry your tutorial buddy around really because it’s the only guidance or hint that you get.
• No way to rebind controls.
• The mouse doesn’t work for selecting menus or quitting the game.
• Filling in the album is not always a guaranteed thing.
• A short game.
• You don’t have a list of tasks so you either write them down yourself, train your brain to remember, or travel back to the quest giver.
• Placing stickers in your book is not always great.
• It’s hard to leave anything behind because you never know when you are going to need it.
• With no map from the off, it makes the traversal a chore.

Related Post: Operation Wolf Returns: First Mission VR

A Tiny Sticker Tale:

Official website.

Developer: Ogre Pixel

Publisher: Ogre Pixel

Store Links –

Nintendo