April 2026
Thank you for your questions! Five questions were selected from those submitted before the April deadline and responses from the relevant SmallVerse staff are below.
Noelle Smith asked:
Do you have any plans to add new furniture or clothing to the game? Would be cool to know what plans you have for that part of the game.
A: We’ve already started introducing original SmallVerse furniture into the game, and that’s something we plan to keep expanding on. You’ll be seeing more variety there over time, especially as we continue building out our own style and direction.
Clothing and wearables is a bit more of a longer-term focus for us. We’ve explored it a bit already, but we want to make sure anything we release feels polished and worth it, rather than rushing it out.
That said, we do have some new additions coming pretty soon, so there’s definitely more on the way.
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Athena Lovely asked:
Would the moderators be open to hosting a scheduled, monthly interaction with players in-world?
A: Our Moderation team does spend time in-game here and there, so you’ll definitely run into them and can ask questions when you do. Right now though, we’re not able to support scheduled, recurring meetups like monthly sessions.
A big part of that is making sure Moderators stay fair and unbiased in how they handle situations. Keeping organized interactions tied to official SmallVerse events helps us maintain that balance while still giving players chances to connect with the team.
We love seeing the support for our team, but we also want to make sure we’re doing things the right way.
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Neb Peton asked:
The game appears to be getting quiet. What are the plans to find new players and retain them? January saw lots of new players, with only a few people still playing.
A: Right now, a big focus for us is growing awareness of SmallVerse again. We’re putting more effort into social media than we have in the past, both by increasing the amount of content we share and by introducing activities that are specific to those platforms to help bring in new players.
At the same time, we’re working on improving the First-Time User experience. Getting new players in is one thing, but making sure they understand the game, feel comfortable, and actually stick around is just as important. We want both new and returning players to have a clear path when they log in.
It also genuinely helps when the community is part of that growth. If you’re enjoying the game, telling friends or using the Invite Friends feature goes a long way and helps build a more active player base over time.
We’re actively monitoring how things are trending and adjusting as needed, and we’re always open to feedback. If you have any suggestions you’d like us to explore, make sure to share them with us.
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Ligeia Tepes asked:
Will we be getting new art board sizes and sculpting blocks?
A: Different sizes for graffiti boards are definitely on our radar. It’s not as simple as just scaling them up or down though, since each size needs its own UI adjustments to make sure everything still feels good to use. Because of that, it’ll take a bit of time, but it’s something we’d like to have within the next few months.
As for sculpting blocks, our current focus is on expanding graffiti boards first, especially since there are already multiple sculpture block sizes available in-game. That said, we’re definitely open to expanding that side further if there’s strong interest.
If you have specific sizes you’d like to see for graffiti boards or sculpting blocks, feel free to share them. Just keep in mind we’ll need to balance what’s requested with what’s realistic from a development and usability standpoint.
Creative tools like these are a big part of SmallVerse, so this is something we want to keep improving over time.
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Jazzy Pop asked:
How much money has SV made from its players so far, is it enough to keep things going for a while?
A: We understand why people are curious, but we’re unable to share exact numbers since that’s internal information. That said, SmallVerse is in a healthy position and we’re not at risk of going anywhere anytime soon. We’re continuing to reinvest into the game with new features, content, and improvements, and that’s always our priority.
We’re also really grateful for the support from the community. It’s what allows us to keep growing and building SmallVerse together!