Earthworms
Release date: Feb 23, 2018
Developers: All Those Moments
Publishers: Ultimate Games S.A., Art Games Studio S.A.
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: Polish, English

The Earthworms is independent, artistic, point & click game placed in surrealist world of science-fiction. All the locations in the game were painted manually and shown from a unique perspective. Plot: You play as a private detective named Daniel White, who is endowed with parapsychic abilities. Visions that he gets, help him to solve investigations. At first glance, the case that you are part of is about missing teenage girl who's from a small fishing village. With every next location, you will experience more and more weird situations and discover that everything is leading to a big global conspiracy. If you think that is only summer walk through the fishing village, you are wrong. This is an epic adventure which will blow your mind. The motto of our game: “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, than are dreamt of in your philosophy”. William Shakespeare Key Features: exploring and interacting with 34 painted locations inspired by Edward Hopper’s work adventure in a mysterious world which is a mix of pulp theme, surrealism, and high-end science a game with a beautiful and epic soundtrack lot of challenging logical puzzles as an addition to classic inventory interactions The Earthworms is a game which provides a thrill of horror mixed with a dose of humor, beauty, ugliness and most often weirdness. All because of that we do not like boring stories 

Press reviews: “Not-that-long but enjoyable point & click adventure with excellent soundtrack, a great theme and beautiful story, I recommend you to take a look at Earthworms.” 7/10 – Gamenews Plus “One area of fiction that is very well known for short stories is science fiction. All the greatest sci-fi writers penned numerous excellent short stories and to me, Earthworms is All Those Moments’ first foray into the genre, just using a video game as their medium.” 8/10 – The Video Game Almanac “Mystery and weirdness, combined with lots of puzzles and an amazing music score.” 4/5 – Adventure Advocate