Mini Cenários
Unpack the moving box and decorate tiny rooms, one piece at a time.
Mini Cenários is a cozy room decorating game inspired by the sticker scene books. Each of its eight rooms arrives in a moving box: tap the box to take the next piece out, drag it onto the floor or the wall, turn it and set small decor on tables, desks and the bed. Every room has six tasks, such as turning the TV toward the sofa, that pay coins, and finishing them opens the next room. In free mode you create your own rooms with no tasks, and the gallery keeps every room to share as a picture. Your rooms stay on your phone, coins are never sold, rewarded ads are only shown when you ask for one, and one optional Premium purchase opens everything and removes them.
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What it does
Simple premise. Real value.
A moving box per room
Eight rooms, from the living room to the garden and a gamer room. Each one arrives in a box with its own pieces, and you take them out one tap at a time.
Drag, turn, stack
Drag pieces anywhere they fit, turn them to face where you want, and set mugs, books, a lamp or a sleeping cat on tables, desks and the bed. Undo is one tap away.
Tasks that pay coins
Each room has six goals, like a rug under the bed or the TV facing the sofa. Every task pays coins, and meeting all of them opens the next room.
Shop, walls and floors
Spend coins on more than 100 pieces, pets and new colours of the sofa, armchair and bed, and change the wall and floor patterns of any room.
Free mode and gallery
Create your own rooms in three sizes with no tasks, keep every room in the gallery and share it as a picture.
The story behind it
The Problem
I wanted a phone version of the sticker scene books, the ones where you build a small 3D room by placing stickers, with the unpacking loop of games like Unbox the Room and none of the timers.
What I Built
A Flutter app where every piece of furniture is a small Python script that draws it in isometric SVG, front and back, and writes an index with its footprint and how it turns. The app reads that index instead of keeping its own copy, so the drawing and the placement rules cannot disagree. A CustomPainter draws each room back to front by sorting the footprints, and the music box loop and sound effects are synthesized by a script, so there is no licence to track.
What I Learned
Draw order was harder than it looks. Back views needed every shape re-sorted by depth, and pieces had to be sorted by footprint, never by hand. The other lesson was about the tasks: new pieces used to land in spots that met a task by chance, so now they arrive by the door, away from any arrangement, because arranging the room is the game.
Unpack the moving box and decorate tiny rooms, one piece at a time.
A cozy decorating game inspired by sticker scene books: unpack each room's moving box and arrange tiny isometric rooms, piece by piece.
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