Little Goody Two Shoes

Super charming art and music. The setting, story and characters draws you into a pretty yet sinister world. Clearly, the developers poured a lot of love and effort into this passionate project.

This game is sooo good. It is a perfect sequel to Pocket Mirror, an amazing game of its own. Not only the story but the soundtrack and gameplay are perfectly synchronized.

A very beautiful game. AstralShift put so much love into this, I hope to see more. Not the puzzles though. A few puzzles from the Witching Hour aren't explained that well and nearly impossible to come out unscathed. I was always on and off of the game because the story didn't entirely keep me, but I finally got through it. Thursday's Witching Hour is horrible, but other than that the story is cute and nice

Uno de los videojuegos con mejor carta de presentación que he jugado nunca (Interfaz, arte, música...), ya solo por eso creo que merece la pena. Por lo demás, es un RPG que se juega un poco como clásicos de RPG maker como la casa de la bruja y similares, con un sistema de relaciones típico de dating simulators y su buena dosis de terror.

Um dos jogos mais bonitos que já joguei, sem dúvidas.

I would love this game if it was not for the terrible minigames which just have to play please ad a story mode where you get instant S rank without having to play any of that ♥♥♥♥

Went into it essentially blind (Tried out the demo first before deciding basically immediately after to purchase the full game) and it was a great experience! Def recommend going in as blind as possible for the best experience- I still have a few endings to go at time of writing but I can def say this game is up there as one of my faves of all time, so highly recommend picking it up if you’re into horror and Yuri lol It’ll def stick with you for a good bit! Also Freya my beloved That’s all, def give it a chance if you can!

[ PERFECTLY FLAWED PROTAGONIST ] Little Goody Two Shoes stars Elise, an underappreciated maid of all work, though she'd prefer you call her Miss Elise. Elise works hard, harder than most in her small mountain town, so who can blame her for having dreams of an easy life filled with pretty ballgowns, sparkling jewels, and doting maids? Elise is both parts selfless and selfish, both bratty and brave, making her a complicated and compelling protagonist to follow. Her life is changed forever when a demon offers her the desires of her heart if she can overcome his trials and pay a heavy price. It is these gruelling trials, the tribulations of the town, and how she treats her friends that will decide her fate over the course of the game. Being a headstrong and outspoken young woman in a town full of religious repression and witchcraft accusations leaves Elise perched on a precarious ledge she has to try not to fall off as she treads between being socially agreeable and being her true spitfire self. Elise can end up as a heartfelt heroine or a downright monster depending on the player's choices, but each ending feels flavoured by her particular personality, leading to real heart-tugging scenarios making you empathise with her even in endings when she has more than earned a terrible fate. Elise is hiding another secret from the town, one that a very old, religiously repressed town won't take kindly to; she's very gay or at least bisexual. She hides the objects of her affection away in the pause menu in the form of a golden locket that contains the game's three romanceable characters. Her love life will serve as Elise's test of character throughout the game, while her bravery is tested by the demonic dangers of the forest during the witching hour. Elise had endeared herself to me with her spitfire personality, bossy but benevolent demeanour and a haughty passion that drives her forward, grounded by her heroic heart. The game has beautifully realised art, a unique atmosphere you'll experience as you spend time in this delightfully detailed mountain town and a thrilling supernatural underbelly that'll have you enthralled as you uncover the secrets of the woods surrounding the town, but it's Elise herself that has charmed me the most. The restraint they took with Elise was refreshing because it really puts you in the shoes of a young woman struggling against suspicion, demonic threats and her duelling desires. In making Elise feel distinctly human, we can better relate to her journey, and it's exactly because she lacks any kind of powers, combat skills or magic that Little Goody Two Shoes finds its greatest strength as a horror game in the vulnerability and earnestness through which it displays its protagonist.

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I liked the part where stares up at a castle in the distance and chases after it. Definitely a Berserk reference.