- September 29, 2023
- Tesseract Games
Queen of Moths
Platforms
About
It's a winter night. You're returning home by train. It's been a long time since you've been there. You just have to transfer to another train. Just a moment's wait at a small train station in the middle of the forest. You're familiar with this - it's not the first time you've traveled this route. However, this time, a strange uneasiness accompanies you. Something is different. Something is n…





- The game offers a unique and eerie atmosphere, perfect for a late-night playthrough.
- Multiple endings and achievements provide a sense of exploration and replayability.
- The pixel art style, while unconventional, adds to the game's charm and creativity.
- The game is very short, with some players completing it in under 10 minutes, leading to a feeling of abruptness.
- Some players found the story vague and lacking in character development, resulting in a less engaging narrative.
- There are technical issues, such as glitches with achievements and sudden game endings that can frustrate players.
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it repetitive and lacking depth, while others appreciated its unique and expanding narrative, despite its brevity. The pixel art style and exploration elements were noted as interesting, but the character development felt minimal and somewhat robotic. Overall, the game offers a short experience with multiple endings, allowing for player speculation.
“I went through with an open mind; the pixel art style felt different or slightly off. The story was strange but always new and expanding, and there was a decent amount of exploration to fully 100% the game.”
“I really enjoyed this short story experience, and there are multiple endings for the player to discover.”
“As with all path-driven games, some aspects of the story can become repetitive fast.”
“The story is only 2 minutes long.”
“Probably the worst storyline I've seen in a game.”