Moth Lake: A Horror Story

This game was almost perfect, featuring a horror story with unique characters, a questionable sense of humor (which, for me, is a good point), great graphics, and atmosphere. However, what heavily impacted the overall rating of this game was the ending. It seemed rushed, not allowing the player enough time to truly feel the emotion. Anyway, it was a great experience playing it, and I would recommend it.

One of the best games I have ever played!

It didn't look so good at first, but when it was shown the exchange of characters I got hooked, each one has its own ability, the puzzles are more dynamic, like in the cemetery where it was well used. well-animated design of the creatures and very expressive faces convey the terror in the scene very well. This new story is very interesting with the union of the worlds as each one has a pending problem and that comes to haunt at certain times it was cool. I hope it continues.

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One Of The Best Story Driven Game In Mobile To Come Out This Year The Fact That This Is Only Made By One Person Is Astonishing And It's Free Review Everything Is Perfect Story,Art Style,Character Especially The Music And The Vibrating Noise On Your Phone Really Adds To Elements Of The Game The Only Problem I Have With This Game The Controls It's Quite Hard Example When You Try To Run From A Monster You Sometimes Swipe Down And Accidentally Crouch Causing You To Die And When You Try To Move An Object It's Also Quite Hard But Overall It Still An Amazing Game.

It is another horror game but it is based on storytelling and decision-making by the player. I am looking forward to playing horror games like this because I can take a break during the reading and engage again with the spooky during the scenarios or cut scenes. The game is a story-driven survival mode that revolves or moves around a 2.5D animated world that requires interacting with the game environment and Non-player characters (NPC). The game's visuals are very tight and neat but I think it requires additional framing to smoothen out transitions or overlays. I love how the game implements Mood indicators that are similar to other games' energy levels or compatibility gauges. In-game decisions decide the mood of the characters and decide the events in the game and what could be done.

Moth Lake proved to me that horror can work just as well on mobile platforms as it does on bigger screens, even if it has a few issues that could be improved. In this game, I took on the role of a group of teenagers living in a creepy small town. They love sneaking out at night, even though it often leads to them seeing terrifying otherworldly sights. Having grown up in a small town myself, playing Moth Lake woke up memories of sneaking out late at night during sleepovers with my friends. We would walk the deserted streets at well after midnight, wander over the lake or the cemetery, and let our imaginations run wild with spooky stuff.