Little Corners has opened three new shops, and you get to decide where absolutely everything goes. The Little Shops DLC is out now on Steam, expanding Meteor Pixel’s stickerbook decorating game with a Book Shop, Plant Shop and Haberdashery.

Each space comes with its own theme and objects, giving players a fresh set of tiny interiors to arrange. That means stacking shelves with books, filling a botanical corner with greenery or putting together a tailoring workspace full of fabrics and tools. It is a retail expansion with considerably less concern about quarterly sales targets.

Little Corners’ Little Shops DLC shows a decorated plant shop beside a sticker sheet of plants, pots and gardening objects.
Official screenshot: Meteor Pixel / Weekend Games.

The pack includes more than 250 new stickers, along with secret stickers for players who enjoy looking a little more closely at each space. The three new corners sit alongside the eight already available in the base game, adding more room for the same relaxed process of peeling, placing and rearranging objects until everything feels right.

There is also a separate update to the game itself. Patch 1.6.0 adds a multi-level zoom feature, allowing a closer look at the artwork, and makes performance and stability changes intended to help lower-end devices. Those improvements are part of the base-game patch, so they should not be confused with content that requires buying the expansion.

The patch fixes an issue that could apply graphics settings higher than intended for some hardware, alongside cursor behaviour and hidden-sticker achievement problems. For a game built around settling into a quiet decorating session, having the software make fewer demands on your computer is a useful companion to the extra content.

Little Shops currently costs £2.24 on the UK Steam store, reflecting a 10% launch discount from its regular £2.49 price. It requires the Little Corners base game, so this is an add-on rather than a standalone route into the stickerbook.

The official DLC listing has the new shop themes and purchase details. You can also read the developer’s launch announcement and patch notes for a breakdown of what is included in the expansion and what has changed for existing players.