Little Problems to Help Players Relax With a Cozy Detective Game
Murders and crimes are always fun to solve, but sometimes to need to work on the smaller mysteries instead, and that’s what Little Problems is for. Menu
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- Little Problems is a cozy detective game focusing on the small mysteries that people encounter in everyday life, from developers Posh Cat Studios.
- The game is inspired by The Case of The Golden Idol in terms of gameplay, and will even come from the same indie publisher, Playstack.
- Currently, the game has a release window of Winter 2024.
As seen in the trailer at this link, Little Problems bills itself as a cozy detective game about…well, little problems. Who broke your mug, why is your friend crying, which library books belong to which people, and more. Much like The Case of the Golden Idol, players travel between screens and interact with everything they can, gathering the clues needed to figure out the essential information by filling it all out in a handy menu, all while seemingly interacting with the various people in our protagonist Mary’s everyday life. While the cases may definitely be smaller this time around, the focus is still on the satisfaction gained with solving a mystery, figuring out how seemingly insignificant minor issues in life can affect things, and in the process, make everything just a little bit better by solving one little problem at a time.
Related Spider of Lanka DLC Now Available For The Case of the Golden Idol It’s definitely a unique twist, putting a more wholesome spin on the formula behind the acclaimed gameplay behind a more serious title, while still retaining the type of depth that it had. It also helps that the game has a particularly charming and attractive, anime-esque art style, as if to make everything feel like a scene from a slice-of-life manga. While the indie game cup may runneth over with wholesome games at the moment, this is one with a unique angle that could definitely help it stand out in the end. We’ll see if this particular twist works when Little Problems arrives for the PC this winter, just in time for the season where people might want the coziest games possible to curl up with.
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