Little Misfortune

THIS GAME IS FUNNY AND WORTH THE BUY. THE STORY IS AMAZING AND WORTH THE RIDE. REPLAYING IT AS I WRITE THIS

I hate this game... I hate it how it made me chuckle and laugh. I hate it how it made me ( a grown-ass man) cry like a little bi... a little lady!

the main character is charming and cute. The best part of the game is hoe the MC deals with the situations she is put through. The only thing i don't like is how the game is short.

I loved Fran Bow, and was expecting about the same with this Adventure, but this is SO much darker. That's fine, if you're into that sort of thing (I am), but consider yourself warned. There were tons of choices to make, but it wasn't something that'd lock you out of the right path if you didn't magically know what you were "supposed" to do ahead of time; I liked that I was free to just have fun with it. The voices, writing, and a lot of just plain odd things happening in the background gave this a surreal edge that made it so interesting to me. To say much more would spoil some of the best parts, since this is a very narrative-driven experience, so if what you see above interests you, give it a go!

Enjoyable pretty dark tale with plenty of dark humour, best enjoyed by those who appreciate that kind of humour. The protagonist is young and innocent. making her mostly emotionally impervious to the horrors around her which ultimately is what tilts the game towards humour and not tragedy. The creepy background voice, full of malevolent cynicism also plays well as a contrast to the protagonist's innocent silliness and completes the fun. I don't think they could have carried that joke too long, but the game is short and ends before it gets old. The story is mostly predictable, but it works well. The game is mostly linear and doesn't have much in the way of puzzles. There are various choices you can make in the story that feel like they should be significant, but my understanding is that it doesn't have much impact on the ending (but that only matters if you play more than once anyways). From what I read (I completed the game once), you technically have two ending, but it is based more on a gimmick than real choice (you'll understand once you get there or you can read about it online, it is not a huge spoiler honestly and the story is fairly predictable also). The graphics are not deep, but their uncommon quirkiness plays well with the overall mood of the game and adds a layer to it. The music does the same. Overall, while not the best game out there, it is an enjoyable one and I found it memorable enough that I think it will stick. I'm not sure I'll play it again, but I'll definitely remember it well, at least the broad strokes.