StrategyIs Small Sister worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy social strategy and want to compete in a house-based contest
- Strategy players who prefer influencing relationships over following one fixed route
- Players willing to replay to discover possibilities they may miss on a first run
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a fast-paced game without time-limited choices
- Players seeking a fixed route with little variation between playthroughs
- Players looking for a multiplayer party game
Our take on Small Sister
The contest hinges on limited interactions and shifting relationships, trading direct control over every outcome for the ability to influence other contestants. That design makes social maneuvering central, while leaving some results dependent on how the group changes.
What is Small Sister?
Small Sister is a contest game about living with strangers and competing to win.
Interact with other contestants to earn points and avoid the bottom two on the points table. Each day, the winner can send one of those two contestants out of the house. Interactions are limited and time is short, so choices affect relationships and standings. Players can pursue a win, support another contestant, persuade a potential winner to choose someone else, build a relationship to avoid being sent home, or create divisions between contestants.
Relationships change over time, and contestants act on their own. At the start, players spend skill points across four skill types, including one unique type, then improve skills during play. The game offers different routes through the contest, with possibilities that may take more than one playthrough to discover.
How Small Sister plays
- 01Daily elimination
- The daily winner chooses one of the two lowest-ranked contestants to leave the house.
- 02Changing relationships
- Contestants' relationships with one another shift during play and can affect the player's position.
- 03Skill choices
- Players allocate points across four skill types at the start and can develop those skills as the game progresses.
- 04Multiple strategies
- Players can pursue their own win, influence another contestant's decision, or affect how contestants relate to each other.
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Small Sister: platforms & release
Is Small Sister worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy social strategy and want to compete in a house-based contest. Skip it if: players who want a fast-paced game without time-limited choices.
Where can I download Small Sister?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Small Sister's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Small Sister on?
Windows only.









