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Lucy is a young girl who lives in a village deep in a forest. The forest itself is inhabited by monsters, so it’s made perfectly clear to Lucy that she should never stray from the village.
“We wanted our characters to look both cute and creepy at the same time,” character and background artist Francesca Presentini said in a recentfor the game. We can safely say mission accomplished, because Lucy and her pals are endearing but unnerving. What’s more, the game has multiple endings, and the number of songs you manage to successfully learn along the way has a direct impact on which conclusion you end up getting. Not happy with the way things work out? Go back and gather more ditties to make sure next time it goes differently for you.
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