The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe)
Release date: Oct 31, 2024
Developers: Moirai Myths Inc.
Publishers: Moirai Myths Inc.
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Early Access
Categories: Single-player, Partial Controller Support, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

INTRODUCTION The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe) is a lore-rich and choice-driven historical fantasy visual novel inspired by Irish mythology and Celtic folklore. Play as a tenant farmer from mid-19th century Ireland, whose path becomes inexplicably entwined in fairy affairs after getting robbed by the roadside and lured into the mythic and war-torn world of Tír na nÓg: A once unified land, now divided into the Seelie and Unseelie Courts. Will you escape and return home with your stolen belongings? Or does fate have something else in mind? MEET THE CAST While trapped in this strange and storied land, you meet six members of the Tuatha Dé Danann ('Tribe of the Goddess Danu'), split evenly between the rivalling Seelie and Unseelie Courts. Who will you trust, befriend — romance? In either case, you'd best be careful. Fairies are a capricious sort, and liable to pull you into their own agendas... SHAE FÉARGLAS : An honourable Seelie soldier questing to find a lost princess. Voiced by Lev Rodriguez Shivers. KEAGAN MÁISTIRÚIN : The Seelie Court spymaster with a plethora of enemies. Voiced by Will de Renzy-Martin. AÍFE EALABHÀN : Queen of the Seelie, a rumoured usurper falsely ordained by the gods. Voiced by Méabh de Brún. MAEVE TROIDUAIR : An Unseelie folk hero endowed with incredible power. Voiced by Blair Greene-Osako. FLANNÁN MAC LUGH : The newly ascended Unseelie King, and son of the Unseelie’s infamous rebel leader, Lugaid. Voiced by Liv Smith. ROBIN GOODFELLOW : The Unseelie's shapeshifting trickster of mysterious origins. Voiced by Alexander Hanly. FACTS & QUESTIONS The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe) is a Kickstarter-funded project currently in development. Due to the scope of the story, we will be releasing it serially over several years, discounted while in early access . The earlier it's bought, the cheaper it will be overall. Not all routes are currently available! As of Dec. 21, 2025, you can play the first eight chapters of Shae and Maeve's routes (current total word count: 111k) and a side story starring Shae's sister, Brigid. If you're not sure about paying for early access, feel free to check out our free demo first. It consists of Vol. 1, Book of the Traveller (the pre-route content). Differences between the demo's Vol. 1 and the paid game's Vol. 1 are marginal following our August 1, 2024 re-release of the demo. The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe) has a recommended reading order (Vol. 1, then 2, then 3, etc.), which will correspond to the release order of the routes. Due to its setting, The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe) will occasionally feature instances of characters speaking in Gaeilge, i.e. the Irish language. All instances of Gaeilge are linked to an internal translation tool, which is voiced by Nigel McKeon, a Gaeilgeoir. The main character is yours to shape. At minimum, you must choose a nickname, pronouns, and one of four default appearances, the last of which can be your own artwork (instructions are included in the game's files). You may also choose to discard the True Name... All routes, both current and upcoming, will have both romantic and platonic choice options. If you're uninterested in romance, you can make friends instead! No matter the nature of your relationship, you will still be able to reach the good end. Or the bad one. Our cast consists of two men, two women, and two non-binary characters. All are romancable no matter the MC, but some characters are asexual or on the aromantic spectrum, which may impact aspects of their romances. There are secrets to be found in this game, with more yet to come. Prepare yourself for a lot of horse related shenanigans. 🐎 


Notes: The Good People (Na Daoine Maithe) contains discussions and depictions of war, famine, criminality/gang activities in a fantasy context, emotional and physical abuse (non-sexual), fantasy violence, and mild blood in 2D fight scenes.