Little Misfortune

In this game, you are a little girl searching for her fox-friend while guided by a mysterious voice. You venture across this side-scroller finding clues highlighted by eye-icons.

This game reminded me more of a short story than a game. You have few choices; instead you read or are told by the mysterious voice what is going on as you proceed.

The characters and background are simple but suitable and pleasant to look at. The story is well written and amusing but easy to figure out. The dialogues are short and a little daffy with some occasional mild swearing but worth listening to: I never fast-forwarded through them. The voice acting was excellent.

It's a short game, 3-4 hours. If you think of it as a short story with a few choices instead of a game, I think you'll enjoy it.

This game is an incredible work of love from Natalia and Isak Martinsson. Set in the same universe as Fran Bow, the story narrates the journey of the little lady Misfortune to achieve the Eternal Happiness.

The world and the character are incredibly good and the 40 musical tracks that guide you throught the game is the best one I've heard in a long long time (10+ years).

Considering this interactive story (NOT A GAME!) was made by only 8 people, I think it's worth a 10/10 review.