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The game was released on October 4th, 2023. You can find it on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2322180/A_Tiny_Sticker_Tale/ here]], and read more about it on the official website [[https://ogrepixel.com/a-tiny-sticker-tale/ here]]. The game is also available for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch (see the announcement trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONI-MxIN7xw here]]).
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The game was released on October 4th, 2023. You can find it on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2322180/A_Tiny_Sticker_Tale/ here]], and read more about it on the official website [[https://ogrepixel.com/a-tiny-sticker-tale/ here]]. The game is also available for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch (see the announcement trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONI-MxIN7xw here]]).
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* CompanyCrossReferences: Various to the developers' earlier game ''Lonesome Village'' which imply that the two games may take place in the same universe, although it's ultimately left ambiguous. Edward mentions that he has a friend named Earl who lives in Lonesome Village -- in that game, Earl the owl was the first NPC whom the player saves. Both games also have characters named Baran who look quite similar to each other but while ''Lonesome Village'''s Baran was [[spoiler:an evil cult leader and the game's BigBad]], here he is a friendly, elderly hermit, making it a stretch (although not impossible) that they are the same person.
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** Various to the developers' earlier game ''Lonesome Village'' which imply that the two games may take place in the same universe, although it's ultimately left ambiguous. Edward mentions that he has a friend named Earl who lives in Lonesome Village -- in that game, Earl the owl was the first NPC whom the player saves. Both games also have characters named Baran who look quite similar to each other but while ''Lonesome Village'''s Baran was [[spoiler:an evil cult leader and the game's BigBad]], here he is a friendly, elderly hermit, making it a stretch (although not impossible) that they are the same person.
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* PlotCoupon: There are five medallions that the player can obtain by helping residents across the island, representing Joy, Love, Safety, Self-confidence, and Perseverance. Collecting all of them allows you to view the ending.
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''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' is an AdventureGame with puzzle elements developed by Ogre Pixel and funded via Kickstarter. The game follows a young donkey named Flynn who arrives on Figori Island in possession of a magical sticker book, which he uses to help the other residents.
Like the developers' earlier game ''VideoGame/LonesomeVillage'', the game is intended as a wholesome, relaxing experience with no combat elements that can be completed in a few hours, although ''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' is significantly shorter and has a LighterAndSofter story. The player has the ability to turn various objects and even other characters into stickers, place them in the album, and take them to other regions of the island in order to solve puzzles and find secrets.
The game was released on October 4th, 2023. You can find it on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2322180/A_Tiny_Sticker_Tale/ here]], and read more about it on the official website [[https://ogrepixel.com/a-tiny-sticker-tale/ here]]. The game is also available for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch (see the announcement trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONI-MxIN7xw here]]).
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!!''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' contains examples of:
* AllThereInTheManual: Flynn's name isn't stated in the game itself, but it's mentioned on the game's official website.
* CartoonBomb: The "bomb" sticker that the player can use to blow up large rocks takes the shape of a spherical black bomb.
* FloatingLimbs: The game has the same art style as ''VideoGame/LonesomeVillage'', depicting the FunnyAnimal characters with visible feet but no legs, and round hands that appear to be floating.
* GigglingVillain: Although more of a general troublemaker than an actual villain, Rocky the raccoon always does a distinctive giggle after pulling one of his various pranks.
* HeroicMime: The protagonist Flynn doesn't talk in the game.
* LogoJoke: When starting up the game, the Ogre Pixel logo is shown being placed on the screen as if it were one of the game's stickers.
* RascallyRaccoon: Rocky the raccoon is a troublemaker who likes to go around pulling pranks such as lifting a drawbridge so the player can't pass through.
* ShoutOut:
** Various to the developers' earlier game ''Lonesome Village'' which imply that the two games may take place in the same universe, although it's ultimately left ambiguous. Edward mentions that he has a friend named Earl who lives in Lonesome Village -- in that game, Earl the owl was the first NPC whom the player saves. Both games also have characters named Baran who look quite similar to each other but while ''Lonesome Village'''s Baran was [[spoiler:an evil cult leader and the game's BigBad]], here he is a friendly, elderly hermit, making it a stretch (although not impossible) that they are the same person.
** In addition to sharing a name with a raccoon from ''Lonesome Village'' who may or may not be the same person, Rocky's name is a reference to Music/TheBeatles' song "Rocky Raccoon".
** In the mountains, there is a statue of a bearded animal with the phrase [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings "You shall not pass"]] written on it.
** Pommy mentions looking forward to "the new [[VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey Petrian Pawdyssey]]" game.
* ShyShelledAnimal: Luca is a shy turtle who wants to be a musician, but lacks self-confidence. The player can help him find the confidence to play by using the sticker book to take him to the town auditorium and find some spectators for him.
* VariableMix: Although the basic melody of the game's background music remains the same as you travel throughout the island, the instruments change to fit the mood depending on where you are and whether it's day or night.
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''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' is an AdventureGame with puzzle elements developed by Ogre Pixel and funded via Kickstarter. The game follows a young donkey named Flynn who arrives on Figori Island in possession of a magical sticker book, which he uses to help the other residents.
Like the developers' earlier game ''VideoGame/LonesomeVillage'', the game is intended as a wholesome, relaxing experience with no combat elements that can be completed in a few hours, although ''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' is significantly shorter and has a LighterAndSofter story. The player has the ability to turn various objects and even other characters into stickers, place them in the album, and take them to other regions of the island in order to solve puzzles and find secrets.
The game was released on October 4th, 2023. You can find it on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2322180/A_Tiny_Sticker_Tale/ here]], and read more about it on the official website [[https://ogrepixel.com/a-tiny-sticker-tale/ here]]. The game is also available for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch (see the announcement trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONI-MxIN7xw here]]).
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!!''A Tiny Sticker Tale'' contains examples of:
* AllThereInTheManual: Flynn's name isn't stated in the game itself, but it's mentioned on the game's official website.
* CartoonBomb: The "bomb" sticker that the player can use to blow up large rocks takes the shape of a spherical black bomb.
* FloatingLimbs: The game has the same art style as ''VideoGame/LonesomeVillage'', depicting the FunnyAnimal characters with visible feet but no legs, and round hands that appear to be floating.
* GigglingVillain: Although more of a general troublemaker than an actual villain, Rocky the raccoon always does a distinctive giggle after pulling one of his various pranks.
* HeroicMime: The protagonist Flynn doesn't talk in the game.
* LogoJoke: When starting up the game, the Ogre Pixel logo is shown being placed on the screen as if it were one of the game's stickers.
* RascallyRaccoon: Rocky the raccoon is a troublemaker who likes to go around pulling pranks such as lifting a drawbridge so the player can't pass through.
* ShoutOut:
** Various to the developers' earlier game ''Lonesome Village'' which imply that the two games may take place in the same universe, although it's ultimately left ambiguous. Edward mentions that he has a friend named Earl who lives in Lonesome Village -- in that game, Earl the owl was the first NPC whom the player saves. Both games also have characters named Baran who look quite similar to each other but while ''Lonesome Village'''s Baran was [[spoiler:an evil cult leader and the game's BigBad]], here he is a friendly, elderly hermit, making it a stretch (although not impossible) that they are the same person.
** In addition to sharing a name with a raccoon from ''Lonesome Village'' who may or may not be the same person, Rocky's name is a reference to Music/TheBeatles' song "Rocky Raccoon".
** In the mountains, there is a statue of a bearded animal with the phrase [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings "You shall not pass"]] written on it.
** Pommy mentions looking forward to "the new [[VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey Petrian Pawdyssey]]" game.
* ShyShelledAnimal: Luca is a shy turtle who wants to be a musician, but lacks self-confidence. The player can help him find the confidence to play by using the sticker book to take him to the town auditorium and find some spectators for him.
* VariableMix: Although the basic melody of the game's background music remains the same as you travel throughout the island, the instruments change to fit the mood depending on where you are and whether it's day or night.
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