Little One - A Visual Novel
Dim Sum One · 2020 · Visual Novel, Mystery, Anime, RPG, Indie
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 22
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About Little One - A Visual Novel
Experience a unique adventure in this Anime visual novel set in the 1900s. Take care of an orphan boy with a secret past and nurture him through different plot choices and skill options.
"Can you take him in for a while?" - One fateful night a friend who I have not seen for many years drops by with an orphan boy and asks me to take him in. Suddenly I have to take care of a child! And not just any child - there seem to be some hidden secrets bubbling just beneath the surface of that innocent face. It's time to look for answers.
- Choose from a variety of skills to build Jake's character.
- Hone your skills carefully - you never know when they'll come in hand throughout the story!
- Build your relationship by choosing the right dialogue options...and see how everything unfurls if you choose wrongly.
- Create a daily schedule to use your time wisely before it runs out!
- Look forward to various exciting story endings.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The boy is pretty sweet, and the compulsion to play the game until I have anything even remotely looking like a good ending is strong. But unfortunately the system is basically build on buying him certain present on uncertain days, and even if you change an order of just two of them you will never get dialogues to rise his Trust, which locks you into "HAHAHAHAYOULOST AGAINBYTCH!" ending. Which makes the game literary unwinnable if you are not following the guide step by step, which defeat the whole point of playing it.3 found this helpful
https://youtu.be/_Q95acdWuTM Despite spending a full day petting the boy, the builder style visual novel is slowly paced and offers too many false choices provide real player agency.3 found this helpful
I recommend to buy this game on sale. Over all it is really short and has some flaws. There are some typical options missing (like skip read text) and some translation mistakes. Over all I don't think it is a bad VN per se. It is a difficult topic and I wished it would go much deeper and not just slightly touch it.2 found this helpful
Quite possibly the cutest game ever...Jake is absolutely adorable ! S' so easy to understand nd really entertaining ! Would love for some easy to access guides though so I could get all the endings ><
10\10 would adopt Jake he's so cute uwu
I'm going to limit my commentary on the game play for this one, as I knew going in this really isn't the type of game I like to play. The game play was boring to me, but I expected it to be. As far as visual novels go though, there is more choice and intractability than most other games. For it's genre, it's innovative. Game play aside, the art style grabbed my attention, and the story kept it gripped through multiple breakthroughs. It's adorable, it's sad, and if it were an anime I'd probably be obsessed with it. For the price, I got a fair amount of entertainment out of it, and if I were to go back in time I would still play it again. If you don't normally play visual novels, I wouldn't recommend this to you. If you are bored though and visual novels are your go to, I'd say give it a chance. The little one deserves your attention.
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