Mothmen 1966

Mothmen 1966 is for people who like reading a story and deciding where it goes next. It follows a young couple, a gas station owner and a supernatural investigator during the Leonid meteor shower of November 1966, when something very wrong starts happening at the edge of reality. The mood is uneasy but warm, with the feel of old pulp magazines and quiet small-town nights. The highlights: - In the first hours you make choices in dialogue and action, and each one changes how the characters' story unfolds. - The illustrations carry the story as much as the text, so every scene feels like a page from an old magazine. - Puzzles are built into the plot, so they never feel like a chore added on top. - This is the first game in the Pixel Pulps series, so you get a taste of the studio's approach from the start. To buy the Mothmen 1966 key, pay on the site and the activation key appears right on the order page. Enter it in Steam and the game is yours, Global region. At the edge of reality, where nightmare creatures lurk... November, 1966. The Leonid Meteor Shower. A young couple, a gas station owner, and a paranormal investigator get caught up in a terrifying conspiracy taking place at the edge of their reality, where nightmare creatures lurk, and the mysterious men in black lie in wait... Mothmen 1966 is the first in a new series of interactive adventures: Pixel Pulps. Created by novelist Nico Saraintaris and artist Fernando Martinez Ruppel, Pixel Pulps are a fusion of exceptional writing and stunning illustration, inspired by mid-20th century pulp fiction and 80s home computer graphics. The first volume comprises three games: Mothmen 1966, Varney Lake, and Bahnsen Knights. Mothmen 1966, like all the Pixel Pulps, is made to be played by anyone who enjoys fine storytelling: - Unfurl the dark wings of the rich, branching narrative - Immerse yourself in the story with its rich, evocative illustrations - Decide the fate of Mothmen 1966’s characters in ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ style gameplay - Solve accessible brain-tickling puzzles throughout the story