- August 16, 2023
- Mosman
Little Man Has A Day
Platforms
About
Little Man woke up and doesn't know what to do with his day. Play as Little Man and help him through the day by walking around, talking to friends (or foes) and a little bit of journaling, in this short and silly game about feeling 'eh'. Short (15 minute) game!Handwritten journal to readTalk to humans. Or dog. ---------------------------------------------This is my first solo game project. I…







- The game offers a charming and relatable exploration of mental health, presenting the struggles of feeling 'eh' in a lighthearted manner.
- Its simplistic art style and cozy atmosphere create a relaxing experience, making it perfect for a short gaming session.
- Players appreciate the game's humor and heartwarming message, emphasizing that it's okay to have off days and to take time for oneself.
- The gameplay is very short, typically lasting around 15-30 minutes, which may leave some players wanting more depth and content.
- There are several bugs reported, including issues with character interactions and movement, which can disrupt the experience.
- Some players found the narrative too mundane or lacking excitement, feeling that it could benefit from more engaging events or challenges.
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is characterized as relatable, touching, and often infused with humor, effectively capturing themes of depression and loneliness within a cozy atmosphere. Players appreciate the unique art style and the compact, heartfelt narrative delivered through a handwritten journal, making it a memorable experience despite its brevity. Overall, the storytelling is praised for its emotional depth and charm, resonating well with players.
“With just the right touch of comedy and a charmingly compact storyline, it captured my heart from start to finish.”
“The story is very relatable and it has a few jokes that will make you smile.”
“Kinda emotional and touching due to the relatable story.”
“Not much of a 'story', really, but you can see the little man's inner thoughts via his journal, and man did I relate.”
“Dog is the villain of this story.”
“Take this one, for instance - it offers a relaxing story that will not last longer than 20 minutes.”