The Little Acre follows the story of Aidan and his daughter, Lily, set in 1950’s Ireland. After discovering clues as to the whereabouts of his missing father, Aidan begins investigating until he inadvertently finds himself transported to a strange new world. Ever the hero, Lily sets off after him, encountering her own perils along the way. Featuring full voice-acting and hand-drawn animation, The Little Acre is a memorable, lovingly crafted adventure game.
The Little Acre is developed by Pewter Games alongside Executive Producer Charles Cecil (Broken Sword, Beneath a Steel Sky).
Features:
Two playable characters
Traditional hand-drawn animation
Unique perspective transitions
Beautiful original score
Fully voice acted
Steam User 3
The game is cute, funny, heart warming, and SHORT OH MY GOD IS IT SHORT!
Look, I liked the game but it honestly wasn't 13 dollars in length. More like 5 maybe. If you can get it on sale ABSOLUTELY pick it up, but do yourself a favor and don't overpay.
Steam User 3
Nice little game, child-safe fun, too short.
Steam User 1
The animation and humour in this game is splendidly adorable! Although it is shorter than I would've liked, it did manage to pull on some heartstrings and get you invested in these characters as if you've known them for ages. Definitly just wish the game would've been longer, and, the story, more in depth.
Steam User 1
This game is alright. It's got a lot of charming visuals and a really interesting aesthetic. The voice acting's pretty decent, too.
The gameplay is pretty decent. It's your average point-and-click adventure game.
Overall, it's a pretty charming game, though I don't know if I would pay the full price for it. The gameplay is pretty short, about 2 hours long. I would wait to get it on sale or something. 7/10
Steam User 1
Beautiful gameplay with a cute and interesting storyline. I just wish the story lasted much longer.
Steam User 1
This is an adorable, if short, point and click adventure. By far the best part is the voice acting but the art is also quite charming. I found the story interesting and engaging if a bit shallow. Similarly, the puzzles are quite straightforward and do tend towards the simple which leads to a fairly short playtime (and since there's an achievement for speedrunning the game in under an hour, this seems to be intentional). Still, it's well worth picking up on sale and playing for an evening.
Steam User 1
Very cute and very short The Little Acre is, I think this is a good conversation to have with yourself about the conversion between time and money. The comments about the length of the game is true it's indeed very short and even the developers know this as they included an achievement for beating the game in an hour so take that for what you will.
I think everything minus the story is wonderfully done, the art is perfect, the voice actors are well picked and none of the characters really got on my nerves. Not many puzzles in the terms of having to click everything on everything at most you'll have 2-3 items at a time and there's only so much to interact with that it shouldn't be an issue to get through the game
My game time says 1.3 hours and that's with pausing to look at the guide for the game by user tsupertsundere which you can find here
While i did really like the game i don't think i could justify the 13$ price tag for something that can be beat in an hour but highly recommend getting it if it's discounted