Long Ears and Short Tales

Editorial Has potential

Long Ears and Short Tales is a charming early-access fantasy RPG with hand-drawn art and genuine world-building. Players praise the setting's depth, character personality (particularly the protagonist bunny, Juniper), and thoughtful design that rewards exploration—hidden scenes and items are placed deliberately, not randomly. Combat mechanics are solid, and the narrative shows promise. The demo is short but leaves players eager for the full release. The build is playable but rough. A few bugs crop up: softlocks when returning to certain areas after missions, and at least one progression blocker (getting stuck after talking to the cartman). The developer is responsive to reports and working solo alongside another job, which explains the modest scope and longer timeline. For a first project, the craftsmanship is evident, and most players tolerate the rough edges because the creative foundation is genuinely worth following.