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However, as we became more ambitious with this title, and as our creative direction grew, so did its scope. Initially, Little Goody Two Shoes was going to be a simple and straightforward RPG Maker game with a playtime duration of around 45 minutes — clearly that didn't happen!
All of these lovely backgrounds were created by our Lead Environmental artist's, Hika, who uses a ton of mixed media techniques to give everything the final look we all know and love!
However, Unity didn't only allow us to spread our creative wings when it comes to the visuals of Little Goody Two Shoes, but also its gameplay.
These would be available alongside the already existing mini-games, have their very own companion illustrations and only be available once throughout the entirety of the game! 
While the idea was to bring more diversity to the kinds of chores available to Elise, we eventually scrapped it and focused more on developing as many mini-games as we could! Sadly, only 4 of them ever made the cut, but there were a ton of other ideas such as Squash the Roach and Sweep, Sweep, Sweep!
As complete and extensive as Little Goody Two Shoes' Original Soundtrack is, there are still two songs that could never be brought to life — those being Freya's and Lebkuchen's insert songs. Sadly, we couldn't get started on those due to time and budgeting constraints, but would've loved to have them included in the game alongside Elise's and Rozenmarine's!
Initially meant to be the top illustration, we ultimately decided to go for the current one after some ideas and re-concepting!
The same didn't happen for the girls' redesigns, however — these were an immediate success!
Despite everything that had to be cut from the game's production, we're still very happy and proud of the final product, but there was always something more scratching at the back of our minds...
That's right — we planned out a full fledged DLC for Little Goody Two Shoes with its own full storyline, cast of characters and ending. It would take place around 60 years before the events of Little Goody Two Shoes and follow the story of Alpenrose, Sanni and Valerie, three Kieferberg girls who went missing under mysterious circumstances.
Thank you so much for reading this far! We hope this was a fun read and that you enjoyed getting to know more about Little Goody Two Shoes' production and some of the cut content we couldn't disclose until now!
Ultimately, we found that having to solve riddles every day wasn’t as engaging as the mini-games, so we decided to focus on making more of them to fill out Elise’s daily schedule.
All of these aspects contribute to the game's overall storytelling and to enveloping the player in its narrative, characters and progression in a way that's more involved and even personal!
Thank you so much for reading and joining us on this journey through the process behind Little Goody Two Shoes' background artwork! Follow our Lead Environmental artist, Hika, on Twitter/X for more of his amazing backgrounds!
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