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Posted December 13, 2016
How much wonder can this small space hold?

<span class="bold">The Little Acre</span>, a charming, hand-drawn point'n'click adventure about friendship, family, courage, and a lovable dog, is available now for Windows, Mac, and Linux, DRM-free on GOG.com with a 15% launch discount!

Travelling between dimensions is usually its own reward but when you're on a mission to find your dad, then the journey just can't get started soon enough. Especially when you know it has been created under the influence of Executive Producer Charles Cecil, creator of the Broken Sword games!
So your father, Aidan, believes he has finally discovered the location of his missing dad. His desperate search, however, will eventually transport Aidan to a very strange land, a land where the alien and the familiar intersect and surprises abound. Without giving it much thought, his daughter Lily jumps in after him, but soon finds trouble among the many wonders of this alluring world. Will Aidan and Lily manage to emerge unscathed from their daring travels or will this journey change them forever?

Prepare for the heartwarming adventure of a father and his little girl, as they go exploring the intriguing worlds beyond <span class="bold">The Little Acre</span> -- DRM-free on GOG.com.
The 15% discount will last until December 26, 5:59PM UTC.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/XiOvdaNeJI4
Post edited December 13, 2016 by maladr0Id
Posted December 13, 2016
We have a new release today!
Posted December 13, 2016
It's a real beauty, without doubt. But be aware, reviewers consistently report less than two hours for a playthrough even with the puzzle solving.
Posted December 13, 2016
Really cute. Will wait a bit though, seems like a very short game.

Edit: Just saw Vainamoinen's post, 2 hours huh? Hmmmm...
Post edited December 13, 2016 by NuffCatnip
Posted December 13, 2016
Good news that there are still people, who love and create 2D point&click adventures. However in this specific case I'd rather wait a while for the first reviews...
Posted December 13, 2016
i'm going to pick this up i think. even if it is short, i think my youngest will enjoy it.
Posted December 13, 2016
With that price tag it was easy to asume it'll be short. Which is fine to me.
Posted December 13, 2016
Looks gorgeous and short is fine by me
Posted December 13, 2016
Well I had put the game in my wishlist. Seeing the price and the artbook bonus, knowing that Charles Cecil produced the game, insta-buy !
Posted December 14, 2016
This reminds me of Lilly looking through:
Pretty, full of detail, passion behind it... but short and lacks challenge.
Oh well, I'm obviously not the target demographic.
And since my backlog got an unhealthy boost during the last two weeks, I'm going to stay away from this one. At least for a while. Off to the wishlist you go Little Acre.
Posted December 14, 2016
And it's here. Pleasantly surprised it doesn't come with higher than the US price points, and nice to see the art book included.
Wonder what the "beautiful original score" is like, not even the composer's site has anything specific about it.

I have to wishlist it for now (the tax man is relentless this year, and does not share my fondness of p&c adventure games), but hope it sells well, so we see more from the devs.
Posted December 14, 2016
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benmar: This reminds me of Lilly looking through:
Pretty, full of detail, passion behind it... but short and lacks challenge.
Oh well, I'm obviously not the target demographic.
And since my backlog got an unhealthy boost during the last two weeks, I'm going to stay away from this one. At least for a while. Off to the wishlist you go Little Acre.
i think i have that lilly game.

instabought this game because:

1) it looks not 3d
2) the req. should be ok ( 2,67 hz quadcore)
3) the gpu card should manage it



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HypersomniacLive: And it's here. Pleasantly surprised it doesn't come with higher than the US price points, and nice to see the art book included.
Wonder what the "beautiful original score" is like, not even the composer's site has anything specific about it.

I have to wishlist it for now (the tax man is relentless this year, and does not share my fondness of p&c adventure games), but hope it sells well, so we see more from the devs.
same here but i haven been able to buy anything i can run and like, i only got Deadlight: Director's Cut here at wintersale because i bought the old one at steam at sale and the game has some movements and effects but i haven seen 3d rotating and fpp, and i wanted to run the game without the darn steam client, so i 'promised' myself to buy this game if and when GoG would have it.


So thats why i was able to save some cash : no large buys in 2016, no black friday , no fall/wintersale
Post edited December 14, 2016 by gamesfreak64
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