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The thing about Misfortune Ramirez Hernandez, the titular protagonist of Little Misfortune, is that she only has a few animations, and one of them is falling flat on her face. That’s part of the lot she’s been handed in life, and as her thematically appropriate name might suggest, the rest of it isn’t great either. But for every time she takes a spill, she also…
Little Misfortune takes us back to the world of Fran Bow today
How far would you go for eternal happiness? Ditch your family and friends, head out into the woods alone? Mess around with monsters and crooks? I'm perfectly happy wallowing in angst, thank you very much, but 8-year-old Misfortune Ramirez Hernandez is certainly braver than me. Or more gullible, perhaps. Little Misfortune's unfortunate adventure begins today, and somehow, I don't think eternal happiness will come without…
Eternal happiness awaits when Little Misfortune arrives later this month
Nominative determinism, eh? It should be outlawed. If I'd been unfortunate enough to have "Misfortune" penned on my birth certificate I'd be off to the Deed Poll before even leaving the hospital. That's negligent parenting, Mrs Hernandez, and I'll see you in court - even if you do happen to be a skeleton. Fran Bow might've gotten off easy, but Killmonday's follow-up Little Misfortune is…
Call me a masochist, but I'm a sucker for a depressing story - especially one that comes in a deceptively adorable package. Developers Killmonday Games cater to weirdos like me with their beautifully creepy stories, first with the Alice-in-Wonderlandesque Fran Bow and now with their latest game, Little Misfortune. Its demo launched on Steam and Itch.io today, a short tale of growing up, hell, and glitter.
Darkly cute adventure Little Misfortune launches early next year
That fox up there looks worried - rightly so. Misfortune Ramirez Hernandez (the titular Little Misfortune) might only have the best intentions, but between ambition and an overly encouraging narrator she might be on a dark path. Killmonday Games are following up their grim little adventure Fran Bow with another tale of a girl delving into places where not even the bravest adult would tread,…
A kiddywinkle tries to bring her mum the magical gift of Eternal Happiness in Little Misfortune, an adventure game announced today by Fran Bow developers Killmonday Games and set in in the same world as their 2015 debut. Ah, another cheery one. But Fran Bow was a lot more thoughtful and funny than its morbid first impressions might suggest, a game our former Adam (RPS…
The trailer for Killmonday Games' first big release Fran Bow [official site] is a doozy - think The Shining by way of Emily The Strange, stylistically creepy with a sort of '90s scarygirl twang. The story goes something like this: a girl with her best friend/cat are witness to the gruesome murder of her parents. They escape into the woods, only to be split up…
