released 2022
Mothmen 1966
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A wizard-academy library has vanished under its own books. Hire gnomes, unlock shelves, and let the tidying run itself — a cozy idle game about turning magical chaos into calm, one neatly filed spellbook at a time.
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>> the taste breakdown what the duels say about mothmen 1966
Players are lukewarm on Mothmen 1966. It beats 43% of the games in a typical library, which is about the middle of the pack — neither a favourite nor a regret. That is based on only 2 players and 3 duels, so treat it as an early read that a few more duels could move. Across the site it ranks #8,810 of 18,224 scored games.
The dislike is broad: 50% of its raters rank it in the bottom 40% of their library, against 50% who keep it in their top 30%. The most common placement is the 10–20% bracket, where 1 of its 2 raters put it.
Mothmen 1966 is an adventure game tagged Choose Your Own Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Visual Novel and Horror.
Players who rank Mothmen 1966 highly also tend to love Portal, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition and Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition, more than the average player does, and its fans turn down Metro 2033, Prototype 2 and Tomb Raider Game of the Year harder than everybody else.
3 players on needmoar.games own Mothmen 1966, and it was last duelled 1 week ago. Every new duel moves the score, so this page updates as players rank it.
