Little Things® Remastered is a hidden object game with a unique style and beautiful soundtrack. Search colorful patchworks for thousands of little things, solving jigsaw puzzles along the way.
Featuring remastered artwork and soundtracks from Little Things (2009) and Little Things Forever (2012). Packaged together so fans can continue to play forever, for free.
Every now and then I receive email from players who are having trouble solving the 25 Piece Puzzle in Little Things Forever. This puzzle is unique in that the image on the pieces rotates! It can be quite a difficult puzzle to solve. I’ve put together a short YouTube video showing the best way to tackle the puzzle.
CRESWICK, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA – December 15th 2012 – KlickTock is delighted to announce the long awaited arrival of their Metacritic 90% rated game Little Things Forever for Android. The genre-breaking seek and find game is the sequel to the original Little Things, an iPad App of the Week.
“Launching Little Things Forever for free on Android will hopefully allow us to find a wide audience around the world.†said Matthew Hall, Founder of KlickTock. “Little Things Forever at launch supports 13 languages including Chinese, Korean and Japanese.â€
Little Things Forever contains 10 new colorful mosaics to pore over and an atmospheric soundtrack produced by Vel9 Studios.
“Android support has been requested ever since the release of the original. Switching the game engine to Unity3D made supporting Android possible and I’ve been long looking forward to the release.â€
Apologies for making everyone wait SO long, but the first major update for Little Things Forever FINALLY made it to the App Store today! 25 more puzzle pieces to collect and one new puzzle to unlock. This will be the first of many, and I’ll do my best to ensure updates are more frequent in the future.
Head over to the App Store on your iPhone or iPad and update to receive the new puzzle for FREE!
For those of you out there gaming with a mouse, I’m happy to announce that Little Things Forever is now available on PC and Mac!
The game is currently available exclusively from Big Fish Games. Thanks to the folks over at Big Fish for hosting our game and hopefully everyone finds it just as fun on PC as they do on touch devices.
The PC version can be downloaded from here: Little Things Forever – PC
The Mac version can be downloaded from here: Little Things Forever – OSX
Earlier in the week my family and I played host to Paul Marshall from Weekend Sunrise and the interview aired this morning. For those who don’t know, I live and work from the family sheep farm located in rural Australia. It was great to get to show off our little part of the world; Holly especially enjoyed watching herself on TV. I hope that you all enjoy watching too! Thanks to Channel 7 for the visit, you’re all welcome back at any time!
I can barely believe it’s already been a week since the launch of Little Things Forever. It’s been a hive of activity with both ups and downs. I was very disappointed to find the game crashing on iPod touch 4th Generations, but managed to expedite an update. Since then people all around the world have been leaving great reviews for Little Things Forever!
We also did a limited sale for the original Little Things, dropping the price to FREE for the first time. We got a great reception and saw thousands of downloads and Little Things returned to the charts across the world. Hopefully all these new players will also enjoy Little Things Forever.
There has also been a lot of press coverage and great reviews of Little Things!
First review was from Gamezebo who gave Little Things Forever a 5/5! Thanks to Eli for the write up.
AppSpy was also a 5/5! They’re a video review site (if you haven’t already visited them), so be sure to stop by their site to watch the review.
Julie from AppAdvice‘s write up is here.
AppAddict gave us 4/5.
Jay Is Games‘ John B gave us a great review. Thanks John!
Slide To Play also gave us 4 out of 5.
And 148Apps also gave us a great write up and 4.5/5!
Also, AppTudes had a 4/5 for us also.
As you know Little Things Forever has been localized into 11 (soon to be 12) languages, and we’ve been getting reviews from around the world.
Stromstock‘s 4 star review is here. While AppsJP gave us a score of 82/100.
App Gemeinde awarded us with 5.5/6 and even assisted us to clean up the German localization. Thanks Tobi!
As midnight on May the 31st 2012 rolls its way around the world our latest title “Little Things Forever” becomes available on the App Store. We’ve released the final version of the trailer, which can be accessed from the klicktock.com front page. We’re also starting to see previews pop up around the web.
Pocket Gamer, a UK based site, published their preview as did one of our favorites, Polygon. The triceratops patchwork makes a featured appearance in that article!
We’ve also had a lot of requests for promo codes this morning from review websites. There are still some left so, if you’d like to review Little Things Forever for your website, please get in contact with us.
Click here to visit the App Store and download Little Things Forever.
Happy to announce that Little Things Forever will be available on May 31st from the App Store. Little Things Forever is a universal app able to run on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad and will be available for US$2.99 (and the equivalent in the currency of your choice).
And today is also the release of the Little Things Forever trailer. I hope you’ll enjoy your trip down the rabbit hole!
Little Things Forever is the sequel to the App of The Week, Little Things®. Now available on iPhone®, iPad®, Android™, PC, Mac® and Linux.
* Thousands of little things to find.
* Incredible artwork and a beautiful soundtrack.
* Retina display support on iPhone and the new iPad.
* Randomly generated lists of things to find means you can be entertained forever! Excellent value.
* 151 puzzle pieces to collect and 11 puzzles to solve.
* Supports English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean and many more.
* Fun for all the family.
