A snappy, pick-up-and-play 2D rougelike where you gather attribute-modifying accessories and attacking monsters called "lilliputs" to delve deeper into the ruins which hide a mystery of some sort (idk the story isn't that important).
Little Noah's biggest strength compared to other entries in the genre is it's ease of play; while most rougelikes aim to craft a difficult challenge where you must learn what each collectible does and every enemy attack pattern by trial and error to succeed, LN isn't particularly difficult, which encourages you to regularly swap your combat lineup around and experiment, giving you ample offensive (omnidirectional slash, big super move) and defensive (potions, a revival item, a smash-style tech in place) resources to create combos or enhance your survivability with.
Little Noah's biggest strength compared to other entries in the genre is it's ease of play; while most rougelikes aim to craft a difficult challenge where you must learn what each collectible does and every enemy attack pattern by trial and error to succeed, LN isn't particularly difficult, which encourages you to regularly swap your combat lineup around and experiment, giving you ample offensive (omnidirectional slash, big super move) and defensive (potions, a revival item, a smash-style tech in place) resources to create combos or enhance your survivability with.