Moth Kubit
Influenced greatly by Albert Camus, Umberto Eco, and Franz Kafka, Moth Kubit is a top-down 2D pixel RPG that depicts an absurd but vivid corporate world of insects with a unique dialogue-based combat system, featuring multiple endings depending on the important choices Moth Kubit made along the way.
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Introduction
Set in a mega-corporation, Moth Kubit is a 2D top-down, bizarre RPG that features our protagonist, Moth Kubit, an average worker that emotionless accepts a promotion, unaware of the mysterious "Final Process" that is coming his way.
Rumour has it that the “Final Process” will change everything, everywhere, all at once, like a fever dream taking form. Will the corporation go bankrupt? Will the world come to an end? It is up to Moth Kubit and his bug-reaucrats to work their way up and to save or seal the fate of reality…
Anyhow, it's hard to summarize this bizarre, absurd, but charming story. Give it a try, and you won't be disappointed! There will be lots of mysteries, quests, and endings to uncover.
Moth Kubit is a game made with an immeasurable hatred of cramped cubicles and bureaucracy. Every setting is the result of our team's imagination amid so much time wasted facing piles of paper and responsibilities to be fulfilled. The result is a series of arcs where everyday boredom blossoms into surreal experiences. Workplaces, diverse business sectors, corporate events...
Moth Kubit integrates a combat system known as Love Sick Disorder (LSD). It is natural that Moth, in the midst of endless conversations with his colleagues, his boss and his clients, has developed a sharp tongue capable of getting him out of any adverse situation. Moth uses his persuasion skills to overcome his opponents because physical strength... is obviously not his strongest attribute! The combat system will always allow for different outcomes that could influence how the story progresses. To bring more fun to it, Moth will also face a sequence of thematic minigames that require quick and direct reflexes between dialogues.
