Little Goody Two Shoes

Little Goody Two Shoes

released on Oct 31, 2023

Little Goody Two Shoes

released on Oct 31, 2023

Little Goody Two Shoes is an tactical narrative RPG that tells the story of Elise, an ambitious girl stuck in a village too small for her big dreams. In this village of Kieferberg you’ll have to work toward your main goal - hiding an innocent witch from the merciless villagers. Lies, deception, strategic choices and treachery! In this bizarre fairy tale all choices matter in order to protect your reputation and get what you truly desire. All means justify the end, or do they?


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Incredibly beautiful game, everything is so stylized and I loved seeing what new stuff would come with each witch hour. I really enjoyed the characters and the setting, I felt the overall balance between the horror aspect and the kind of uneasy calm cottage-core vibe was really well done. Also lesbians.

My only real gripes is that the cutscene fast-forward feature not always being there makes some parts annoying, especially when its usually absent at the points you're most likely to die at and you kinda just have to try to button mash the cutscene you just saw. Also chores can get a little repetitive when playing for longer periods of time, especially if you're only romancing one of the girls like I was. I'm going to try to romance the other two at once on my replay so hopefully that makes it feel better.

Otherwise though, my issues are only really small annoyances that didn't really take away from everything else. The ending absolutely killed me and I need to hop on pocket mirror immediately.

This is my favourite being a lesbian simulator ever and also my favourite being a maid simulator ever and also holy shit the secret does lie in the woods

The game is overall quite good but the puzzles vary in quality. None of it is terrible, however, it's clear as the game goes on the devs were running low on gas with regards to polish/gameplay setpieces. All said, as long as you're okay with dying once or twice it's perfectly fine. Wonderfully realized aesthetics and the game clearly knows what it wants to be and for that I appreciate it.

For goodness' sake!

i think astralshiftpro is really good at presentation, and the story here is already a step up compared to pocket mirror. it does okay for it's run. (to be edited)

Really good music and art, and neat-ish story.
Gameplay feels like an RPG maker horror game on steroids. Which would be be fine, if it was on RPG maker, but it's still eh.
Worth the one playthrough to just look at pretty art.

It started very well, the environment and art are very nice, astonishing OST, but the gameplay is a piece of shit. I won't forgive it just because it's indie. It's a combination of all the worst things and negative points JRPG has as a genre, which implies outdated methods. About the story, just a loss of potential.