A Tiny Sticker Tale vs Hollow INN

A Tiny Sticker Tale is a cozy miniature adventure about changing the world, using the power of stickers! *(This is an emotional and short experience whose main story can be enjoyed in approximately 2 hours) In A Tiny Sticker Tale, take anything from the world around you, turn it into a sticker, and use your creativity to stick it back in different places, solving puzzles, and helping your new friends! In this wholesome bite-sized adventure, step into the tiny boots of Flynn, the donkey, and journey across Figori Island, discovering the vibrant quests that will require the power of a very special magical sticker album. Game Features + Unique gameplay, use your creativity to solve puzzles by taking and placing stickers in different places + Change your surroundings by placing stickers + Customize and decorate your Island however you want! + Gorgeous, inviting art style, Figori Island is the perfect place to rest up after a long day of adventuring + Discover a detailed and fascinating Island full of mystery and adventure + Collect all stickers from the Island *A Tiny Sticker Tale is designed to be a short adventure filled with many details, great additional content to the main story, and a lot of replayability! Ogre Pixel 2024

# “Is that guest a human?” Hollow INN is a single-player innkeeping and detective simulation game. You play as the owner of an inn on the outskirts of a fantasy world filled with adventurers. While welcoming guests, you must also uncover the "Imposters" hiding among them and expel them from the inn. Observe your guests and deduce their signs and reactions to uncover the imposters. # Reasoning You'll find various traces and signs left by guests in their rooms and hallways. Who is the imposter in which room, and what is it? Keep your eyes and ears open to sort through the information. # Replayability With over 20 different imposters, every playthrough is different. 4 difficulty levels allow you to progress according to your skill. In Trial Mode, you can test the limits of your deductive reasoning skills with rating points and a ranking system that increase or decrease based on your results.