The Little Acre
- December 12, 2016
- Pewter Games Studios
- 1h median play time
If you miss the point-and-click adventures of old, or just love a heart-warming story filled with some great characters, this tale of love and loss is for you.
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Get on Xbox Games StoreIn The Little Acre, players explore a whimsical world split between a rural 1950s Ireland and a lush, mysterious parallel universe. They control two protagonists, Aidan and his daughter Lily, as they navigate puzzles and adventure to find Aidan's missing father. The game features stunning hand-drawn animation and a compelling, family-friendly storyline.
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Reviews
- story166 mentions
- 34 % positive mentions
- 61 % neutral mentions
- 5 % negative mentions
- graphics62 mentions
- 71 % positive mentions
- 29 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
- funny26 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
- gameplay26 mentions
- 19 % positive mentions
- 73 % neutral mentions
- 8 % negative mentions
- music25 mentions
- 80 % positive mentions
- 20 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Critic Reviews
The Little Acre Review
If you miss the point-and-click adventures of old, or just love a heart-warming story filled with some great characters, this tale of love and loss is for you.
85%The Little Acre Review
The Little Acre is an adorable point and click adventure that sadly trips up in some fundamental areas. The story leaves a lot to be desired and the easy puzzles won't pose much of a challenge to most. Genre aficionados might want to give it a try, and it's a decent family friendly title, but we can't recommend it to anyone else. The lovely art and animations aren't enough to gloss over the issues, and we're left with a game that has acres of room for improvement.
40%The Little Acre Review - PS4
Though its meagre duration and challenge make it better suited for younger audiences, The Little Acre arguably remains greater than the sum of its relentlessly charming parts; offering up a point and click affair that reliably elicits laughter and joy from anybody, young or old who decides to pick up that DualShock 4 controller and set off on its grand adventure. Entrancing me in a way that very few games have lately, I cannot wait to see what Pewter Games comes up with next.
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