Diorama-Building Game Little Corners Is Coming to Android Soon

Diorama-building game Little Corners is coming to mobile later this year. It’s like a cosy sticker-book, with all kinds of charming prints and items. The game launched on PC in November last year, and is coming to Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch 1 and 2 in 2026.

Meteor Pixel, the Bristol, UK-based studio, developed the game. It has spent the past decade working on projects including Date Everything, Two Point Museum, and Flock. Little Corners became the studio’s first original IP. Meanwhile, Weekend Games is the publisher of the game.

No timers, just relax and have fun!

The main objective is to peel and place virtual stickers to decorate miniature rooms and create your own tiny world. Start with an empty little space and turn it into a tiny world using thousands of colourful stickers.

You peel them off, place furniture, decorations, trinkets, fluffy animals, and whatever else fits the vibe you’re going for. You just mess around at your own pace while lo-fi beats play in the background.

The game is very similar to Unpacking and A Little to the Left, both gameplay-wise and look-wise. It has that same relaxing energy, pastel-coloured soothing visuals and organising things for no real reason.

The game lets you decorate tiny windows into different little worlds and even share your finished creations with other players using the screenshot feature. There are eight different Little Corners to decorate, each with its own theme.

You’ll get to build places like a noisy adventurer’s tavern, a mystical alchemist’s tower, and the quarters of a ruthless sea captain. Every room also hides extra stickers, and trying different combinations might reveal surprises.

Since it’s a diorama-building game, Little Corners is a genuinely satisfying experience. Even though the concept is simple, there’s enough room to experiment with different layouts, decorations, and styles. You can check out the game on Steam until it arrives on mobile.

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