
A collection of surreal tales, each connected to a stored-away object from childhood. Pick one to follow the moon, feed a hungry lizard or build a peculiar cabinet.
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About
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.
A short, open-to-interpretation experience with a total playtime of about 30–40 minutes.
Open up an old wooden box and discover four different objects: a screwdriver, a lizard, a seashell and a moth. Each one has its own story to tell:
🪛 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.
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.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $3.99 | 376reviews | 95% | — | $25.1K |
| $3.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
a cute casual game. I recommend it. its sweet made.
My feelings when it comes to miniatures is mixed. This game is less of a game and more "interactive" art. I wanted to love this game but I feel it fell short as a game and would of been better suited as a collection of short animated films rather than a game. The CONS: Gameplay: There is basically no gameplay, it's truly not interactive as you would expect in a game. It feels like I am being sold the illusion of gameplay, when really its just a short animated story or point and click picture book not an actual point and click adventure. It really falls short as a game because of this. Length: The game is way too short. Having only 4 stories in such a short game is disappointing. It would have benefited from having more than 4 short stories, so the experience wouldn't have felt so empty. MIXED: Story: The stories are quite vague and left up to interpretation. I feel like one of the stories should have had more added to it as it was way too open ended. I enjoyed the message/feeling these stories tried to portray, even if I feel like they felt too short. PROS: Art: Honestly the art is the only thing that is solid about this game. The art/animations are animated film quality and extremely beautiful. For this reason I feel like the devs should have made this a short film rather than a game. It feels like they were too focused on making an art piece rather that a solid game experience.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Danish, Hungarian, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Swedish
Hours played at review time, across 55 reviews with recorded playtime.
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The game starts with you opening an old wooden box filled with little keepsakes. Each item takes you into a different short story inspired by childhood memories. I like that all four stories have their own unique style. Each chapter feels fresh, with different artwork, atmosphere, and storytelling, so I'm always curious to see what the next object will reveal. Some stories feel cozy, while others are a little strange or emotional, and I really like that mix. The gameplay is simple and relaxing with easy puzzles. There aren't any difficult challenges, so you can just enjoy the experience at your own pace. What I liked most was how the game tells its stories without using much dialogue. Instead, it lets the visuals and the world around you do the storytelling.
What a phenomental little treasure box. It's basically a set of interactive animations but that sells it shorts. The forms of interaction are varied--one akin to a single page of an Amanita game, another like a surreal point-n-click dream sequence. The art style is distinctive and beautiful. The sound design is evocative and immersive. The tone of each vignette is distinctive, yet they shared themes of family, home, memory, regret. It feels like a set of dreams an adult has about their youth. It only took me about 45 minutes to get through but I can see myself replaying the whole bunch. In fact, I had already played the demo which included two of the four vignettes. I can't recommend it enough
4 маленькие истории, которые можно пройти за пол часа, но которые оставляют очень приятное и немного грустное послевкусие. если вы тоскуете по детству, эта игра определенно для вас <3
A truly lovely experimental anthology of short point and click stories. Don't come for a traditional game or vn, but for poetic experiences with gorgeous artwork, sound and music. The vibe is a meditative children's book for adults. Amazing. Wonderful work the devs did.
非常非常短的小品。 但是畫風跟敘事四則都有做出差異,我很喜歡,基本上不用太多文本就能引導玩家探索,有一則光是其中不斷跳動的線條就覺得情緒張力很夠。 很喜歡這種說故事的方式跟表現手法 另外steam deck 遊玩起來直接用手戳滑螢幕,反而比滑鼠更有趣
For such a short game, I really loved it. The art style is so cute and the story is easy to follow.
This was an incredibly bizarre experience, I'm very confused, 10/10 It's very short, took me less than an hour to play through fully, and the animation is simple and beautiful. It's more like an animated picture book than a normal game. If you have a few dollars to spare, I think it's absolutely worth the money
Bellissima avventura. I am enchanted while being present at this developing story. Deep rooted in the inner gears of our spirituality.
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