A semi-serious, realistic, and intriguing invitation that pulls you in with an offer you cannot refuse.



Each of the three chapters are so different from one another that you never quite know what to expect! From “convenience store horror simulator” to “Grand Theft Auto-like sandbox quest” and everything else nefariously comical in between! It even accommodates for various playstyles such as the “ADHD route” where it bombards you with as much distractions as possible, “frugality route” where you conserve every resource you find, “chaos route” where you shoot and whack your way through problems, and etc.

In fact, you know what it is truly reminiscent of? The PS1 games that do not hold your hand, even if in actuality they do, I mean it certainly and nostalgically looks like it belongs in that golden era. But with the “limited” gameplay logic of point-and-click adventures where failure to find and use items in a certain order or way will bar you from progressing… Point is, so much depth to it than you’d otherwise figure. Besides, chances are you would still be missing out on goofy characters by your fifth and subsequent attempts~
https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3412648225


Sure, there was no in-your-face uber terrifying baddie or constant palpable apprehension… It’s worse! It’s life, and you know something is genuinely scary when you can picture the events actually happen before your eyes.

Misogynistic Karens? Check. Scummy scum of the Earth? Affirmative. Just plain, uncomfortable and/or painful conversations with rude unhelpful individuals? SIGN ME UP. But hey, it does have its fair share of possibly inspired by horror movie moments as well.


I have no idea why but the first chapter and former demo to Envelope, will forever be iconic for its effective setting of the mood and then against all odds derailing from that trajectory with an unfathomable & unpredictable second act. The story itself is so simple that it comes off elegant! Besides, who cannot relate to the notion of a letter that can change the course of your entire life!?


My soulmate and I absolutely chowed down and digested the overall eccentric & “heck yeah, vibe to this” score. There was much love & attention poured into the locations- with special mention to chapter 2’s small town setting and inhabitants. It just felt so lifelike by how it is populated by a… colorfully shady lot, some you hate and others you downright despise and wish death upon!
https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3412648690



It is hard to explain because sometimes it is perfect and more elaborate than you’d think. Then other times, the “unfinished” aspects come off glaring and stick to your brain, becoming all you obsess over.

For instance, a number of NPCs appear to be open to interactions, but instead awkwardly gawk at you. Furthermore, the interiors of one house in particular were surprisingly bare. Killing people seems to have no consequences or purpose besides quelling your frustrations.

And yes, there is a “save system” but not the conventional one you’d like… At the moment, you MUST play chapter 2 in one sitting or risk losing all the quest items. I just want to take my time and come back to it y’know? I’d even accept a quick save huhu.

There were a few other examples of *sucks in breath* moments where it was clear the budget was an obstacle and I absolutely get it. However including said mechanics but not developing them isn’t the way to go about it either. Which is why I hope this game will be revisited and its full potential gets realized!


x I couldn’t really find any, and I truly tried to. Having me as a playtester really worked against me XD
x Just replayed and I encountered one where trash bags couldn’t be removed from my person/camera.


~ The main menu needs more hidden features, lmao
~ Some typos and grammar stuff, the former I have pointed out but they’ve yet to be addressed.
~ NPCs with dialogue are played once and then never again. Which is a miss because the humor is bomb!
~ The item currently equipped gets holstered in the third/final chapter after a cutscene. DAWG!
~ Having no voice acting was a missed opportunity but luckily I’m working on a lil’ something as to what could have been. Kekeke.

https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3412877972

An adventurous love letter to various genres while still having its own unique spin & character. What it lacks in wholeness, it makes up for with heart, a charmer of a town, as well as “anything goes” humor~

A short & colorful thrill that may scare ages 15 and up… but how bad could it get, right!?
https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3368853798



A few bites of exploration and note-finding mixed in with a couple ounces of palpitating chases that escalate into unexpected encounters, all while throwing in a modicum of fooling around (on the player’s end), and Little Screamies is the end result, grown in a flashy test tube. Or so I heard, anyhow~
https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3368837947


We need some merch of those fine creatures right away…! Who is/are the artist(s), I know it says so in the credits, but please tell me again- they could give some of the timeless & iconic mascots across mainstream media a real run for their money~


The same level of love and attention for said gobble-worthy critters was obviously given to the level designs, if not more even! The array of unique props, pleasing color palettes, and foreboding signs complemented one another without coming off overbearingly uneven to the point of inducing eye strains~


Truth be told, the story isn’t much to write home about, or maybe there is and I just missed it in one of the optional collectibles- those buggers are driving me mad, I tell ya! Seriously though, it’s like an episode of Scooby Doo had amalgamated with Martin Mystery and that made for a nostalgic trip down man-child memory lane but with a not-so-satisfying payoff~



A number of reviews claimed this game was too brief- well, I beg to differ. It runs a tad too long, with tasks that become more and more repetitive. I would rather have it cut to the chases, no pun intended, as that would have showcased its adorable entities even more! Don’t get me wrong though, the pacing was perfect in the first half; it’s the second half that made the padding very apparent~


Can’t quite place it but running felt weird as if there was a delay between hitting the shift key and it registering. Sometimes its other interactions will be rather testing as well, but fortunately it is not too gameplay-laden~


x Platforming sections towards the end


~ Crouching gets cancelled automatically when opportunity allows for it to.


https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3368855841
Looks can be deceiving, and it cannot get any truer than Little Screamies. This is a splendid Halloween concoction passionately brewed with designs that will be both a treat for the eyes AND heart~