Games ≫ Little Planet

Most charming and creative. Sculpting the world with your hands is pure magic. The puzzles are clever, the visuals are gorgeous, and the whole experience is incredibly relaxing.

About eight months ago and quite new to VR, I stumbled upon Little Planet in the Meta Store, tried the free 30 minutes, and immediately bought the game—how could I resist? I’ve played Animal Crossing New Horizons intensively for a long time, and while Little Planet shares many similarities, it surpasses it in so many ways.

The immersive VR experience is simply incredible—you’re not just guiding a tiny character on a 2D screen, but actually become the character exploring your own planet. Decorating is a joy because you can view everything from all sides. Plus, you’re not limited to one planet—you can create multiple accounts and design several unique worlds. And you can visit your friends' planets (or your own other planets) even if the planet owner is not online. With help of the clever permission system your planet is always safe.

Little Planet dazzles with an incredible variety of items, seasonal decorations, and outfits that bring your planet and character to life in so many delightful ways. You can craft so many items and decorate your home and surroundings however you like it, adding personality and warmth to every corner of your planet. Seasonal events add limited-time decorations that keep the world feeling fresh and festive all year round.

I’ve played almost daily for eight months, and I really miss it if I don’t at least complete the daily quests. I especially enjoy visiting friends’ planets and leaving little gifts when I find new items or outfits in the shop.

I discovered the Discord community shortly after starting, initially just reading and learning a lot. Over time, I began answering questions myself and now consider the community a big family. Many in the community are my in-game friends as well. The developers are always present on Discord, incredibly helpful and friendly, quickly addressing questions and constantly asking for player feedback. I’ve never experienced such dedication from a game studio before.

With the official launch tomorrow, I had to write this review — the developers more than deserve these five stars from me!

Still on the fence? Little Planet goes Free2Play on October 30, 2025. Give it a try—the chances are very good you’ll fall in love too!

At first, my wife and daughter talked me into trying Little Planet. I used to enjoy Animal Crossing, but stepping into Little Planet in VR was a completely new experience. You aren’t just guiding a character on a 2D screen — you actually walk across your own planet and everything feels real and immediate.

What impressed me most is how much you can personalize your world. There’s a huge variety of items and clothing, and the attention to detail in the design makes it easy to create something that feels truly yours. Visiting other players’ planets adds another fresh level of excitement, because no two are ever the same.

I’m also amazed by the Discord community — it feels like a family, where everyone is welcoming and helpful. The developers are exceptionally engaged, they promptly reply to player feedback and suggestions, and they host regular events with new seasonal items. I’ve never seen this level of commitment from a game studio before.

Little Planet excels at combining relaxing gameplay with genuine creativity and community spirit. I recommend it to anyone willing to explore a new world – it's so much more than expected!

Five stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Little Planet has become one of my favorite VR spaces — it’s cozy, creative, and always improving. The devs are super active on the Discord and actually listen to player feedback. Every time I’ve reported something or shared an idea, they’ve responded quickly and even fixed issues in the next update.
The community itself is also awesome — friendly, funny, and full of people who love to help and share ideas. It really feels like being part of a little VR family.

It instantly transported me to a world reminiscent of Animal Crossing but VR. The NPCs here are incredibly cute and unique, and interacting with them feels just like spending time with a circle of close friends. Oh and don' t forget to collect as many apples as you can during the tutorial lol :)
Five stars, without a doubt ! Have try and you won't regret it !

My daughter (12 years old) asked me to post this review for her:
She says Little Planet is the most adorable and relaxing game she’s ever played in VR!
She absolutely loves it because it feels like Animal Crossing — but this time, you’re really there. Decorating and arranging her house is so much fun because she can walk around and admire everything from every angle. She spends hours choosing outfits (there are so many! 💕), opening gifts, and redesigning her house.
Her favorite character is Yoki — she says Yoki is “the cutest ever” and loves that you can pet her and the other friendly NPCs. You can even exchange gifts with them!
Each season brings limited‑time decorations and fun Discord events, which make every time of year feel special.
With the Planet Creator, you can shape your world into your own dream, building layered plateaus, lakes, rivers, and waterfalls.
You can also play together with friends, visit each other’s planets, and send gifts back and forth!
Through Discord, we also have lovely contact with the super friendly and engaged dev team — they really listen to players wishes and keep improving the game with care.
Little Planet is cheerful, creative, and cozy — a perfect world for kids and adults who love building, decorating, and relaxing in a kind community. If you enjoy cute, wholesome, and imaginative games, you’ll fall in love with this one too.
Five shiny stars from both of us! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐