How far would you go for everlasting happiness? Ditch your loved ones and associates, head out into the woods alone? Mess round with monsters and crooks? I’m completely glad wallowing in angst, thanks very a lot, however 8-year-old Misfortune Ramirez Hernandez is actually braver than me. Or extra gullible, maybe. Little Misfortune‘s unfortunate adventure begins today, and somehow, I don’t suppose everlasting happiness will come with out caveats.
Little Misfortune’s a poor wee sod. She’s acquired a couple of concepts operating via her head, and a voice nudging her alongside within the quest for everlasting happiness. Somehow, I’m not shopping for what he’s promoting.
Along the best way, you’ll pet cats and canine, go to the cemetery, lose kids and commit petty crime. There are masked people flicking out and in, monsters hiding out of sight, and a few extraordinarily cool rodents chilling out in a sewer. A daily Friday afternoon, then.
It seems to be as equally unusual and macabre as Killmonday’s final journey, Fran Bow. Given they each share a universe, that tracks. We’ll have a correct overview of Little Misfortune up shortly, assuming nothing… unlucky occurs to the writer.
What? These knives I’m holding? Oh no, these are purely ornamental.
Little Misfortune is out now on Steam, GOG, and Humble for £15/€17/$20. It’s acquired a free demo and all, in case you need to strive some unhealthy luck before you purchase.
