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Welcome to the Tiny Life Wiki!

This is a collaborative encyclopedia for everything related to Tiny Life.

Tiny Life is a fun simulation game that aims to capture the essence of games like The Sims series, but in an isometric pixelart style.

In the game, you control a set of people that live together in a household. You take care of their daily needs, build their skills, forge new relationships... or just mess up their entire life in whatever way you can think of!

At the moment, this wiki is very work in progress, but stay tuned. If you want to help out in making this wiki better, please don't hesitate to create an account!

Basics	Tinies	Needs	The World
Play Mode Household Selection Character Creation Controls Options Modding Custom Content	Tinies Actions Emotions Personalities Relationships Skills Life Goals	Needs Energy Entertainment Hunger Hygiene Social Toilet	Build Mode Objects Jobs Travel Worlds
Skills		Build Mode
Cooking Painting Writing Baking Drink Mixing Programming Repair Gaming Reasoning	Tinkering Reading Charisma Humor Communication Fitness Cleaning Woodworking Potty	Walls Tool Fencing Tool Wallpapers Tool Ground Tool Doors and Windows Tool Objects Tool	Stairs Tool Roofs Tool Lots Tool Select, Move and Store Tool Remove Tool Move Lot Tool
Jobs		Life Goals
Businessperson Doctor Firefighter Programmer	Retail Worker Scientist Teacher Primary School Student	Capable Carpenter Master Chef Computer Addict Creative Kid Friend of Everyone Gym Rat	Household Hero Millionaire Perfect Painter Smart Kid Poetic Genius Exploring Demoville
Emotions		Personalities
Fine Uncomfortable Asleep Happy Embarrassed Bored Sad Frisky	Creative Focused Stunned Angry Energetic Uneasy Relaxed Confident Goofy	Reward Personalities Laid-Back Energetic Creative Likeable Mean Ambitious Thinker Introverted Extroverted Family-Focused Foodie Outdoorsy	Techie Thrifty Independent Fast Learner Clingy Stranger Fear Asexual Aromantic Hates Children Pescetarian Vegetarian Vegan

How to Contribute

If you want to contribute to this wiki, you can go right ahead and create an account.

To communicate with your fellow wiki editors beyond the wiki's Discussion pages, we also recommend joining the Tiny Life Discord and selecting the Tiny Life Wiki or Docs Editor role from the Channels & Roles section. Doing so will give you access to a special channel that you can ask questions and share information in.

A good way to get started is checking out the list of stubs, as well as the list of wanted pages.

Contribution Guidelines

If you're interested in editing the Tiny Life Wiki, it is greatly appreciated!

For how to use MediaWiki to edit, see the Formatting help page.

Here are some basic guidelines that you should stick to when editing the wiki:

• Tiny Life is an inclusive game, for all genders, sexualities, and identities. Please keep language and terms inclusive, and please try to keep gender-specific language to a minimum.
• Tiny Life should be suitable for as many audiences as possible, so please avoid using explicit terms and stick to innuendo when it comes to fooling around and the like.
• The game is called "Tiny Life", not "TinyLife", "Tinylife" or "Tiny life". Please try to keep this consistent.
• The proper noun for a person in the game is "a Tiny", with the English plural being "Tinies". As such, they should also be capitalized.
• The wiki uses American English, as the game itself does. Localized wiki pages are planned, but collectively focusing on one language makes more sense at this stage.
• Headings on the wiki use title case, as headings and action names in the game itself do. Generally, short and less important words like a, an, the, and to should not be capitalized.
• Headings should maintain correct order, starting with == Level 2 == and continuing down the list.
• All sentences should generally end with a period. Try to avoid using exclamation marks, as it breaks the objective style that a wiki should have.
• If you edit a page or a section, please leave a simple note describing what you changed to keep the changelogs helpful.
• In general, referring back to the API Documentation can be helpful for finding the internal names of things, as well as lists of features and objects.
• If you're looking for a page that doesn't exist, you can help out by creating one!