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Littlewood

Littlewood

Nintendo
Released

Release Date: August 4, 2020

Singleplayer

In the game we play the hero of the town, who undertakes to rebuild his city after it has been destroyed by an evil magician.

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Littlewood is an adventure game with RPG elements, where we play as the hero who saved Littlewood from the hands of a tyrant, and now undertakes to rebuild what has been destroyed. The game was developed by the independent developer Sean Young, who launched a successful Kickstarter campaign.

Plot

In the game we play as the local hero, who saved the fictional world of Solemn from the evil mage's clutches. As a result, we lost our memory, but another task lies ahead of us. Reconstruction of the devastated town of Littlewood, whose inhabitants are the key to discovering our memories.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows August 4, 2020

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch February 25, 2021

Early Access:June 18, 2019

Developer: SmashGames

Publisher: SmashGames

Age restrictions: 12+

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PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz, 1 GB RAM, graphic card 256 MB GeForce 8600 or better, 1 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Littlewood Video Game.

8.1

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 86% of Critics. There are 21 Critic Reviews.

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GameSpace: 8 / 10 by Ed Orr

As day turns to night and summer speeds on, it’s obvious that this painless play style is entirely necessary. There are rarely enough hours in the days and the day/night cycle will rarely give gamers enough time to do much more than dash in and get a little of what they need, so frugal use of your time is utterly vital. Still, whether you’re ready to build the busiest town imaginable, officially become the cutest small hamlet in history or a famous fishing maestro you can. Littlewood is a picturesque escape into a magical world that doesn’t expect anything more than your own enjoyment. If you’re sick of the pressures of daily life, then quit being a hero and take some time in Littlewood, available on the Nintendo eShop now.

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GameSpot: 8 / 10 by David Wildgoose

At heart it's a checklist of chores. But it's such a wonderfully warm, endlessly charming checklist of chores that when they're all done, I'm not going to want to leave.

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NookGaming: 9 / 10 by Fabio Rodrigues

Littlewood isn’t just a fantastic little game, but it’s a quaint, chill experience. It’s hard to think this was solely developed by Sean Young. One man put his heart and soul into this and came out with a literal gem. My concept of time was gone the moment I began to chisel against the rocks in the mines. The pixel-art is the utter definition of simple but is way more detailed than it has any right to be. All the mechanics work together beautifully and the music is just catchy as hell. I absolutely enjoy the grind and couldn’t get enough of collecting all the items. The banter between NPC’s was enjoyable and I loved the little portraits of the villagers. There are, however, a few blunders that I came across. Littlewood has a stuttering problem and chugs when walking on flowers. Seeing such sudden jumps in frame rate was jarring, to say the least.

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