The Moths Are Watching: Allogloom Launches October 13th!
Solo developer Kate (Galactic Ghosty) and publisher Iceberg Interactive just announced that the hand-painted point-and-click mystery adventure Allogloom will launch on Steam on 13 October 2026.
Fans of Strange Horticulture (also published by Iceberg Interactive) will sense that familiar feeling of impending doom when exploring Gruesome Grove, where the residents have gone missing, the moths are watching, and the truth is waiting to be found.
Across eight chapters, players will explore the meticulously hand-painted streets and hidden corners of Gruesome Grove. They will gather clues, examine the strange relics left behind by the town's vanished residents, and untangle a mystery that spans six worlds.
Beneath its whimsical exterior, Allogloom balances cozy, character-driven exploration with an undercurrent of dread, as Nora learns just how much of her town's harrowing history is hidden in plain sight. The puzzles are directly interwoven with the town’s lore and its unusual inhabitants, rewarding curiosity and close attention over trial and error.
Get a glimpse at Allogloom’s stunning art style in this trailer:
Demo Out Now
Ahead of release, players can already step into the eerie world of Gruesome Grove through the free Steam demo, which has been earning enthusiastic praise for its atmospheric storytelling, hand-painted visuals, and unsettling blend of whimsy and horror.
Here are some quotes from demo players:
"The developer's direction, world-building and storytelling is incredible even in this little demo. As someone who absolutely loved the game Fran Bow, I thought I'd never play a Point & Click that matches its unsettling, mysterious and whimsical feeling, this game surpasses that!" - Steam user review
"The alternate reality, its lore and art style felt very original. Just when it started to feel comfortable, the gore and the WTF moments set in. .. I'm hooked." - Steam user review
"This game is beautiful 1236785481/10. I can't wait to play it in full. NGL I kind of forgot I was playing a demo because I was so invested and now feel cliffhangered. I need it." - Steam user review