Moth House is an adventure-horror game about a son catching moths in his father’s house. It features VHS-inspired graphics to create an unsettling atmosphere and three endings for maximum replay value. What makes it stand out from most horror games is its use of matchsticks instead of a flashlight.

Learn interesting facts about moths

The son in Moth House receives a letter from his father, writing that he will be going on an expedition. Attached in the letter is a list of 25 moth species that the son must catch with a net and release from the house. 

There, you’ll also find notes about moth behavior, moth species, and even the fictional and mysterious Linguamoth. Besides that, the endings will surprise you—though getting all three can be tedious due to the collecting mechanic. Sadly, it has a jumpscare and is not for players who are scared of moths.  

A must-try if you’re not afraid of moths

Moth House is a moth-collecting game infused with horror elements thanks to its usage of jumpscare and VHS-style visuals. While the game’s collecting mechanic appeals to some players, others can get bored of it especially if want to get all three endings.