Little Hats Reviews

I Just played for a 30 min and i have learned you can sell stuff to villagers and buy tools and.. there is no tutorial video that show you things to do and how the game works and there is no crafting system i think..... but the game is overall good. but its hard to understand and the npc's are scarry idk why and few bugs but not alot. optimization is bad i play like 20fps with first person and 30-40 with third person camera and it would be cool if the devolper of the game could make some gameplay videos to learn us what is what

I'm really look forward to see a co-op in near future. This game has so much potential.

Gnomes, Fairies, & Trolls, Oh My! Little Hats has become one of my Fav Indie games! If you enjoy creative, unique games made by independent developers then buy Little Hats. Yes, it's still in Alpha and developed by 1 cool guy from the Netherlands. But that makes it unique and exciting. If you love gnomes and fables about them then you'll want it in your collection. Word vomit time: You're a Gnome! In the Woods! With all sorts of things trying to kill or capture you. Run, Harvest, Craft, Build, Run some more, Chat with friendly humans (there are a few) and steal from the hostile humans, hide, fight, learn the history of your people, run again. Join discord and tellum Wickie sent ya! <:) Cheers, ~Wickie

My first hour in this game was delightful! It's a little more laid back than most games and yet it's still is very alluring with its RPG elements, visuals and details in the game. You can interact with more than I was expecting. (drawers, cabinets, teapots, faucets, etc.) The scale of everything is exactly what you would expect if you were to be a gnome and there is a bit of a story which really makes you want to play it out. Some areas still haven't been added as of the time making this review (invisible walls to block off work in progress areas) but I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next and recommend supporting this title, this game is charming as F**K!! P.S. The music in the game fits so damn well too!

Not bad at all for an early alpha. Plenty of space to run around, harvesting, crafting and building systems work, some dangers, a bit of detailed neighborhoods already in. Pro tip: agarics are _not_ poisonous to gnomes! I would recommend the game while it is cheap and just hope a sole developer comes through and finishes the project. I personally have a good feeling about this : )

Look around you. There are many things to see that some would say...could never be. These things I know! It's true and I will tell you so. They are there to see, for you and me. Trolls, and wizards, and fairy kings! Birds that talk and fish that sing! And, if your heart is true then, you will find them too. In every wish and dream and happy home, you will find the Kingdom of the Gnomes.

This is a great concept for a game, being worked on by a single developer I believe, and I really enjoyed it. It's early access, and it shows. I have said 'no' to the question 'do i recommend this game?', and I want to point out the obvious that there is a difference between saying I dont recommend it and saying that it is a bad game. It's not a bad game at all, but is early in development and every element of the game is very rough. I am no expert on Unity, but it also feels very stock-assety. This is common in early access games and stock assets are usually placeholders replaced later. So this didnt put me off. I wouldn't recommend someone play the game as it is now, but if you are so minded I would recommend buying it now so the sole dev can afford to keep working on it and deliver on his great idea.

It is a very pretty game so far. That there seems to be a story to it also is a nice addition I was not immediately expecting. also from the road signs and the time it did take me to reach the first village, I get the idea that the world is not small. unfortunately I get simsick very easily and having to switch to first person to interact with things (like food) makes it difficult to play long for me (that being said the fact that there is a easy to adjust 3rd person mode just by using the scroll wheel of my mouse is great and something I think is missing from many other games). the very small mouse pointer in red makes it very difficult to see where it is, it would be great if things like the mouse pointer and the text colour could be changed. Looking forward to see what this game has to offer as well as what it will become during early access.

This game is fun. Thank you : ) Edit: OMG this is such a fun gamee I just can't stop play it. I've found areas i can't enter like the castle on the mountain, and i've found 2 types of humans, 1 that runs away and the other that picks me in a cage, so cute. And 2 types of Troll one that is active in the night, very scary and deadly, and the other that appear during day, it picks you up, but i managed to get away because it was slower then the night troll. But I'm really stuck because I don't know how to get back to the gnome village lol. This game really needs a map or a compass. Getting lost is really easy, but I love it. I'm also now level 4. Edit: YAY, I'm almost level 6 and finally found back to the Gnome Village. OMG that was a pain to find back too, lol, but I LOVE IT. I love this game. Ty!! Edit: Alright after 15 hours gameplay was level 12 but had to restart like 4 hours ago and now i'm level 21, I'll now wait until a new patch comes out and will test it out. Thank you for such a great game Tim Venekamp. I love all of it. Peace : )

For an early access game it has a lot of room to grow. I REALLY HOPE they stick with it and build off of what they have. I love open world survival / crafting etc... games. Fingers crossed. This has a lot of hope!! Cheers, Happy gaming.