If a walking simulator fails to deliver on the story front, then what worth does it really have? Not much is the answer. Little Misfortune isn't much fun to play, so you would hope that the overall narrative makes up for any shortcomings in the gameplay department, but apart from an occasionally charming protagonist, there's not much else to champion. The gallows humour is only intermittently amusing, the core mystery isn't very mysterious and the attempt at a hard-hitting emotional ending doesn't come close to landing.

The real misfortune here is wasting three hours on this borefest, and that ain't little!