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Sticky Business
Designing stickers, planning efficient sheets and carefully packing orders are the heart of Sticky Business. It costs ≈ $0.41 at 
Kinguin, matching this site's recorded low. Steam player reviews show 95% positive from 6,023 reviews. English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are listed as interface languages. For anyone after a calm solo game built around creative shopkeeping, its appeal lies in a focused routine rather than action-heavy play. At Kinguin, Sticky Business costs ≈ $0.41, matching this site's recorded low; its relaxed sticker-making and order-packing focus suits a creative solo session.
KinguinSticky Business PC Steam CD KeyAll-time low ~ $4.17across Steam & third-party storesat the recorded all-time low
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $0.222026-07Current Low Across Stores~ $4.99Kinguinvs. Historical Low+2168%
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01About Sticky Business
Create original stickers from a wide range of elements, build your shop and sell designs to customers who share your tastes. Arrange sticker sheets, add effects and pack orders while learning more about the people who buy from you. Steam player reviews: 95% positive from 6,023 reviews.
Credits
Developer
Spellgarden Games
Publisher
Assemble Entertainment
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$0.222026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Simplified Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| Traditional Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| English | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| French | Yes | — | — |
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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-16
02Before you buy
Languages
Steam PC lists English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese interface support. The language data does not indicate full audio.
Play mode
In single-player, create stickers, pack orders and hear customers’ stories. Steam categories also list Steam Cloud; controller support is unspecified.
03Frequently asked questions
What do you do in the game?
Combine design elements into stickers, arrange sticker sheets and sell your creations to customers.
Does it have stories?
Yes. Packing orders reveals more about your customers’ lives.
Does it support Twitch integration?
The description says Twitch integration lets viewers become customers and place orders in the game.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
it has frogs in itShow moreShow less
6.3 hours at review326 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I DON'T HATE THIS GAME, I JUST CANT RECOMMEND IT IN THE STATE ITS IN RIGHT NOW. I have been looking forward to this game for a while so I was very pleased when it first came out. Beautiful graphics and lovely music, despite the music looping it doesn't get repetitive, unfortunately, i cant say the same about the game as a whole. Great concept for a game, make your own sticker business, it has great LGBTQ+ representation but i feel like its lacking a lot in the little things that would really polish this game. I have nothing wrong with the stories they're wholesome and cute, it's mostly with the layout of the game and some parts that feel really clunky. When you have created your first sticker you need to print it off, printing costs depending on the type of sticker you're making, E.G Paper, holo, card etc.. When arranging your sticker on the paper you can either do it manually or click and have the game auto fit it. I have found that the game isn't very good at this?? there as been times where its not let me complete a page despite there being enough room at the bottom for another row, that causes me to have to come in and manually do it which isn't a problem just a nit pick. The actual problems I have though is that you cant organise your stickers, or your printer sheets. I would have loved for there to be a small folder system where you can categorise your stickers in the packing menu and or the printing menu. I am tired of scrolling looking for stickers when I have upwards of 50 designs. I know some people might disagree with me and say "it's more clicking" but i would rather it that way, it stresses me out not being able to organise my stickers, if I had my own files I could have exclusive freebie stickers, pride stickers, animal stickers and so on. As of now its a mess and I get drained having to look for everything. Even if you didn't want to add a file system being able to click on the requested stickers via the customers order to have them be put in automatically would be a great help. I love love love the packing peanuts and packing paper, the sweets are also a great addition however I feel like i am always constantly forgetting the sweets exist. The buttons to swap tabs are at the top of the screen near your stickers so i find myself ignoring it most of the time to prioritise the stickers. Maybe if it was swapped to the bottom it would be easier to see but that might just be a me thing. It would also be a great edition to include custom thank you cards! they could be unlocked mid game rather than right at the start, i think it would include more personality to the game and makes your orders unique and personalised. When printing new stickers there should be a little pop up which tells you what stickers are low in stock. I don't have the best short term memory so i end up forgetting what stickers i need to print and waste money printing wrong ones. I would really benefit from a "Low in stock" menu, even when packing your stickers having them glow red when they are low in stock would defo help me remember more, and instead of removing them entirely from the stock when they do run out, grey them out. I get tired looking for a sticker because its just disappeared when its ran out. When creating stickers you should be able to have certain elements have boarders and some that do not. I feel like most of my stickers look stupid with white boarders when only a small bit needs them. Also being able to select the type of paper you'd like to use BEFORE finalising the sticker would be great. I always find myself forgetting about the other types. Also small small smalllll thing... LET US DRAW!!! I WANT TO DRAW MY OWN STICKERS!!!!! it doesn't have to be a mandatory feature to progress but as an artist i would love to have the ability to create completely custom stickers to sell to my clients. Here are a few other small issues that don't really need a paragraph but are worth mentioning Maybe add more music? the music now is fine and relaxing but it would be nice to have different sound tracks or being able to unlock different music, you could do that via upgrades and equip it by clicking a casset player maybe? or a record player, for a record player the vinyls could have unique decals on for different tracks. When packing your orders the button PACK is very similar to the word BACK i find myself accidentally clicking this instead of the home button which makes me prematurely send my order leading it to be incomplete. Possibly changing it to a check mark would help a lot more. very small thing that might just be a me problem but i struggle to understand how to gain hearts, it feels very random despite me always adding 75%+ to an order ( loads of freebies) i find myself making 0 hearts a day and i am unable to gain more stickers due to this. I also understand the coins are profit based rather than money as a whole but it would be helpful to see how that money is calculated i.e Printing = -30 sales = 200 profit = 170 Total money = 170 just so it makes sense and you're able to see where your money is going, a little similar to how stardew shows you what sold for what when using the overnight sale bin. When unlocking clients @Curry was a mystery on how to get, maybe when you haven't met the customer it should tell you what you need to complete in order to unlock them E.g @curry is unlocked after finishing @Miss honeys story line. It's just the small things that would make this game so much better.. for possible replay-ability the devs could host sticker contests which would encourage people to replay the game after completetion. I took my time with this game but it can easily be completed in 3hrs or less if you speed run it. I think if it gets frequent updates / holiday updates it will be a thriving game but as of now it is very bare bones. Like i said i don't hate this game, I've played 5 hours and i will defo intend to play more if these small things are worked on. If you enjoy a peaceful relaxing game then id say go for it, but at the same time don't expect any organisation with your stickers, it will get very tedious after a few hours. Devs if you read this I would love to chat to you about other ideas for this game. don't hesitate to reach out to me on steam <3Show moreShow less
5.4 hours at review61 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I understand that you like my stickers but please stop trauma dumping in the order detailsShow moreShow less
13.1 hours at review284 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I enjoy the concept of this game and the art style. However, after playing for a bit, it got really repetitive, and I no longer had any motivation to create more stickers. I wish there were mini objectives/challenges to complete. Perhaps there could be customer satisfaction bar where we need to adjust our packaging or types of stickers based on customer reviews. Overall, I didn't hate the game, just really simple.Show moreShow less
1.5 hours at review40 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Who else is always giving away some freebies, because the buyers are so wholesome? :3Show moreShow less
1.1 hours at review205 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
*DLC is required to get 13 achievements. My Playtime: 4.9h (29/36 achievements, finished the game) Grindy Achievement(s): Yes (~2 achievements that requires you to grind ~1.7h). Optional Achievement(s): Yes (7+ achievements). Difficult Achievement(s): No. Intro Sticky Business is a simulation game where you run a sticker shop. The main feature lies in the sticker making from the given templates with the feature to sell them. Pros: - Freedom to make the sticker however you want from the given templates - Accessibility mode to change how fast each day is in the setting Cons: - Repetitive gameplay - Shallow gameplay - Confusing UI Specs Intel Core i5-9300H 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Should you buy this game? No. It feels like the game only goes all out in the sticker making and forgets the other things. The gameplay is repetitive and shallow and there is nothing more to do except make stickers. In-Depth Review Visuals Sticky Business makes itself look cute with its presentation. The lighter colors were also done to give the same effect, along with the cute-looking sticker templates. However, the UI needs a bit more work. It took me a while to find a button to sleep and finish the day, among other things. The Game Gameplay As I said before, Sticky Business is a simulation game. You ran a sticker shop, meaning that you need to make the sticker to sell first. You are given some starter stickers to start, which you can use as a base for your sticker-making. You can combine several stickers together to make one with a better meaning, or just leave it as it is. More sticker templates can be purchased as you play, giving you more creative freedom. The tool to modify the stickers is lacking, though. You can only make the stickers bigger or smaller to some extent, and rotating the stickers can only be done at either 15 or 45 degrees. As for the rest, anything goes. You can modify the sticker outline size and color, move it around, flip it, and do other things. I found the tool to be good enough to make the stickers that I needed. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3158685461 Once you finish the stickers, you can put them on paper and print them. Since you are selling them, you need to fit as many stickers as you can on one page. The autofill does a good job of filling the blanks, although you need to position the sticker yourself if you want to fit it more efficiently. However, you can only print one paper at a time. This can be an issue if you have a lot of stickers in bulk. That being said, sticker-making is only the game's charm, though. You can sell the stickers, but it can be hard to find the stickers that the customer wants if you make too many stickers. The game only allows you to drag horizontally from your available sticker list, and if that particular sticker runs out, you need to go to the print interface again to print it. However, you also need to find the sticker again in the selling interface after you finish printing it. There is a story, but it barely counts as one. Customers will give some message with your order, which will tell their situation and what they are doing. Sometimes, you need to make a sticker with a certain theme to progress too. However, the dialogues are empty and boring - you can even not read them and you'll be fine, especially if you don't care about completing them. Most sticker requests done this way require you to use a certain theme, so you can certainly finish it by "accident" if you like to make a lot of stickers. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3280836866 The game gets boring as you play. There are no challenges, nothing to aim for - all you have to do is repeat the whole daily routine of printing stickers and selling them. Sometimes, you'll get a lot of customers and won't have enough time to process all of them, especially since everything that you do will cut your daily time. There is no punishment for not doing a customer's order, though. Heck, you can even not do it on the same day - I found finishing the request the next day is acceptable as well. Length and Difficulty I finished the game in 3.2h. Yes, it's that short. And yes, I got bored way before I reached that time. There were 2 grindy achievements left at that point, so I spent the rest of my playtime getting them. The game isn't difficult at all - as I said, there is no punishment for not doing a customer's order, and you can change the daily speed if you find that time is moving too fast. Conclusion Sticky Business is a sticker-making game at its core. However, it seems to forget that it doesn't revolve around just that. It is severely lacking in other aspects, whether it's story or challenges - the UI was even made confusing and needs some time to get used to. During my 3h, I got severely bored halfway, so I'm afraid I can't recommend this one.Show moreShow less
4.9 hours at review35 people found this helpful
Received for free
RecommendedSteam player
my autism enjoys it and rates it a 10/10Show moreShow less
0.9 hours at review161 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
I'm very disappointed with this game. I've wanted it for so long, I like cozy games, the reviews are great.. But I guess I'm just not the target audience. My understanding was that this game is about creating your own stickers, however it is lacking in that aspect. In my opinion there just isn't enough items to choose from that allows you to create really detailed stickers like I thought, there isn't even the option to just write whatever text you want. Many of them have been done in different styles so that when you put them together it just ends up looking wrong. Most of them aren't available in different colours and if they are, you usually gotta buy them individually?? This game is very very grindy and repetitive, it's not always a bad thing, but it's not at all rewarding to grind in this game. If you wanna be able to buy new items (aka upgrades) for your stickers you have to print and pack the same ones over and over and over. Earning money is not that hard, but earning hearts takes a while and that's what you need to buy new items/stickers, wrapping paper, etc. I don't even know why there is two types of currency honestly. Customisation of your shop is also pretty lacking, you can't choose a logo, only a name, then you can pick a colour for the background of your "website" but that's it. I'm not gonna say anything about the story because in my opinion there isn't one, it's just random customers traumadumping on you everytime they make a purchase. Tldr: I loved the idea of creating stickers and selling them but I do not have the patience to pack the same stickers over and over for hours on end just so I can buy enough items to be able to make the sticker I want.Show moreShow less
1.2 hours at review35 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I almost did not get this game. What a miserable fool I was. This game has cured my depression, given me 20/20 vision, cleared my skin, filed my taxes, and saved my soul from eternal damnation. Anxiety, WHO? Mental instability? Never heard of her. Okay in all seriousness this game is so gosh dang good I played it for 11+ hrs the first day I got it. I stayed up til 4 am. Bear in mind, I am an old lady who is normally sound asleep by 10 pm, so this is a big deal! I would love to see more content in the future. There's a LOT already, but there is some room for improvement in the way of sticker elements, shop customization, etc. Please make DLC. I will throw ALL my money at you. Thank you, love you, okay bye :)Show moreShow less
14.6 hours at review142 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
eh, got bored after 1 hour. not something I will play again. there wasn't enough to do and got repetitive fast. Wish there were more gameplay elements like hiring a worker, getting a shop front, etc. A way to automate the not-so-fun aspects.Show moreShow less
1.6 hours at review29 people found this helpful
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.