Little Misfortune is a disturbing adventure game over a little girl who is led by a voice in her head in a forest

Little Misfortune is the latest game from Fran Bow developer Killmonday Games. It is an externally cute, even charming adventure game in which you play as a little girl, which is led by a disturbing voice in your head in a forest. Not so cute now, what?

The domestic life of misfortune does not seem to be particularly healthy, although her naive nature and imagination consider them optimistic and enthusiastically at her regardless of the situation. Mr. Voice, as it is said, makes the misfortune a dangerous game in which the price is eternal happiness that she seeks for her mother.

The game was launched for the first time in September last year on Steam, where there were some very positive user reviews. However, critical evaluations seem to be somewhat inaccessible, as the game has an average of 57 at Metacrit.

His art style is definitely very appealing and I'm curious how he balances his sound and navigating through the potentially tricky subject area. The last game of the team, Fran Bow, was similar to dark and focused on a young girl with heavy mental health problems. Similar to Little Misfortune, it merged the fantastic with some challenging real topics.

If you want to feel the strange sound of Little Misfortune, you only need to read the official feature list:

You can stroke a puppy, a fish, a wolf, the octopus, the cat and the fox. Visit an animal cemetery with a scoop. Now with real human voices: Listen to how the misfortune tells a few pretty sweet things! Missed children. There is a monster! Make smaller crimes.

Currently there is a demo for the game Google Play, though it is apparently pretty short. Regardless, they should give them a decent presentation about what it goes in the game and how it is played. No publication date has been announced for the mobile version. In the meantime, however, you can follow the Twitter account of the game or visit the job's official website for more information.

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