Moths

MOTHS

To preface this description: moths aren't bad insects. They're actually kind of pretty, and not disgusting. They're generally preferable to most other types of insects.

This ceases to be the case when there are thirty of them in your closet.

Very loosely inspired by first-hand experiences, *Moths* is a game about the human condition. It's a game about our most basic needs. It's a game about food and physical safety. It's a game about *cereal*.

There are two kinds of moths in this game: the kind that eat your food, and the kind that eat your *face*. They have a few things in common: they fly, they destroy...

*...and you can shoot them with your laser gun.*

The moths that eat your food are really terrible, by the way. They just won't let you eat so much as a smidgen of *your own cereal* if they're already around it! That just won't stand, now, will it?

Oh, and the other kind. They can't seem to keep quiet when they're flying. They always make some sort of white noise when they're in the air. Just thought you might want to know that.

Controls

* WASD to move
* Left shift to run
* Mouse to look around
* Spacebar to jump
* Left click to shoot
* E to eat cereal

Credits

@narve - Programming, Music, 3D Modeling, Level Design
@CDBeans - 3D Modeling, Textures, Level Design, SFX
@SabbyCo - Programming, Level Design

Changes

In the original build, the cursor was missing on the end screen, making it impossible to exit the game or return to the menu. The build provided has this issue fixed. No other changes were made as of this build.

Post-Jam Version

There's a post-jam version of the game. In this version, the game over screen tells you how long you survived, moths will not begin chasing you unless they have a line of sight to you, and there are several other changes that were made to better balance the difficulty. Do not confuse this with the jam version. The post-jam version is currently unavailable for Mac and Linux because of issues we encountered with Unity cloud build.