Smiling Misery

Well this one ya should really give a try. Its a short and enjoyable one the narration and sound and yeah its a nice one. I recommend it. :3

If this game wasn't free it would be a thumbs down. CUTE AS HECK art. The VO sound levels are all over the place, so prepare your ears. A story worth exploring, but the gameplay lacks.

'I want to experience misery.' 'Someone who is able to grant me misery, I will serve them for the rest of my life.' This is such a fantastic premise for a story! There are so many iterations of where this could go but I enjoyed the light-hearted exploration in this game too. Very stylized and excellent art direction and music! 8/10

The art, writing, and voice acting are the real standouts here. From the get-go, the narrator had me captivated with her recounting of the backstory, drawing me into the evocative setting of this free hidden gem. I could sense right then and there that I had found something rather unique. It's a brief yet powerful experience, which leaves you to ponder Margo’s fate and the themes of its provocative story, starring a cast of intriguing and troubled characters. Despite some minor technical issues, this amateur narrative adventure made in Unity is well worth playing. I hope this is but a taste of things to come.

Smiling Misery is awesome, you can see the amazing storytelling and the stunning visuals. I love the character designs and the palette colors. The narrative is easy to follow and I don't even imagined the hard-work working with interlingua language. I would played it a thousand times

Una pinche obra maestra

Smiling Misery is the privileged and naive jester Margo's attempt at learning about how horrible life can be. While all of the dialogue has English subtitles, the audio is only in Spanish and it's easy to accidentally skip through conversations. I appreciate some of the introspective conversations. Now to head off on a journey to seek happiness. 3/10