Miniatures
Release date: Nov 14, 2024
Developers: Other Tales Interactive
Publishers: Other Tales Interactive
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Hungarian, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Swedish

Miniatures: An art house game collection Play four hand-drawn memories from childhood and explore the strangeness and unease hiding beneath familiar moments. Some stories are mysterious, others whimsical, and all are a bit experimental. Each story is supported by its own unique art style and soundscape.  Pick an object and play the personal story behind it.   Short: 30-40 minutes of playtime What's inside? In an old wooden box are four different objects that each unlock a story. Play them in any order, with pauses in between, or in a single sitting: 🪛  Familiar  Assemble a curious cabinet together with your family. It is not as easy, as it seems. 🦎 The Paludarium   Take care of your pet lizard while nature slowly creeps in.  🦋 The House of the Moon   Search for the moon in a dark seascape. 🐚 The Last Sand Castle Help the music-loving inhabitants of a sand castle. The experience Miniatures is an atmospheric and slightly unsettling experience for players who enjoy narrative experimentation, stylised visuals and subtle, but poignant storytelling. It features: Hand-drawn and award-winning art with a picture book aesthetic Short and impactful stories that are emotional and open to interpretation.  Atmospheric and ambient soundscapes Simple and easy interactions: point, click and explore. Follow the moon, feed the lizard, and discover surreal childhood memories, where the familiar turns mysterious and strange.  

Press reviews: “What a perfectly lovely unpleasant time.” Rock Paper Shotgun “Surreal, Simple, And Stunning” TheGamer “Miniatures is a fantastic game for those looking for something heartfelt and emotional. It's a short but bittersweet experience that will play on your mind for days to come.” Pocket Gamer