Mothmen 1966 has a launch trailer that was made by LCB Game Studio and published by Chorus Worldwide. It gives another look at the title, which is the first visual novel in a series called “Pixel Pulps” that is based on pulp fiction from the middle of the 20th century and home computer graphics from the 1980s.
About Mothmen 1966
At the edge of reality, where the monsters of nightmares live…
November, 1966. The Leonid Shower of Meteors.
A young couple, the owner of a gas station, and a paranormal investigator get caught up in a terrifying plot at the edge of their reality, where nightmare creatures lurk and the mysterious men in black wait…
Pixel Pulps is a new line of interactive adventures, and Mothmen 1966 is the first one. Pixel Pulps were made by the writer Nico Saraintaris and the artist Fernando Martinez Ruppel. They are a mix of great writing and beautiful illustrations that were inspired by pulp fiction from the middle of the 20th century and home computer graphics from the 1980s. Mothmen 1966, Varney Lake, and Bahnsen Knights are the three games in the first volume.
Mothmen 1966, like all the other Pixel Pulps, is made for people who like good stories:
Unfold the story’s dark wings and see how it grows.
With the story’s vivid pictures, you can really get into it.
In a “Choose Your Own Adventure”-style game, you can decide what will happen to the characters in Mothmen 1966.
Throughout the story, you can solve simple, brain-teasing puzzles.
Mothmen 1966 is being sold as an eShop download for the Nintendo Switch.
