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The Path of Motus

The Path of Motus

|Adventure, Indie

6.2 /10

Okay

Niche

20 ratings
Rating sources
Steam · Player score8.4/1019 ratingsIGDB · Critic score5.0/101 ratings
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Why play it

Will you let other people stop you from pursuing your dreams? The Path of Motus is a game where words hurt.... literally.

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.2/10 across 20 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Indie, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

Reviews

11 media reviews

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The Nintendo NomadTyler · 5 Feb, 2019
6.5/10

An average 2D platforming adventure

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New Game NetworkCharlie Nicholson · 13 Aug, 2018
6/10

The Path of Motus is ambitious in what it seeks to communicate about the relationship we often share with games, and includes several notable spins on traditional gaming components of the puzzle platforming genre. But its arguments need to be embedded within a more rigorous gameplay structure if they're to truly land.

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GamerheadquartersJason Stettner · 5 Aug, 2018
4/10

The Path of Motus wasn't that great of a time being a very bland experience while not digging into the core message enough for a better impact.

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Digitally DownloadedTyler Treese · 25 Jul, 2018
9/10

Path of Motus is proof of the very concepts it preaches throughout.

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We Got This CoveredAndrew Donovan · 22 Jul, 2018
5/10

The Path of Motus is a competent, sometimes fun indie game with a naive take on the nature of bullying.

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COGconnectedLillian King · 19 Jul, 2018
3.8/10

The Path of Motus is pretty to look at and has some good ideas, but it fails in its execution throughout, its story too simplistic for adults, and its gameplay too difficult for children.

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PS4Blog.netTracey · 18 Jul, 2018
8.5/10

The Path of Motus is a fun puzzle platformer with an interesting way of presenting us with an anti-bullying message. The game has a solid art style, entertaining logic-based puzzles, and a story in which you will engage with different stages of Motus' life to better understand what is going on in this world of his. If you're looking for a different type of game, then be sure to check The Path of Motus on PlayStation 4!

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PlayStation LifeStyleAnnette Polis · 17 Jul, 2018
6.5/10

Although my journey with The Path of Motus was short, when I put down my controller and went to bed for the evening I was still thinking about the message within. It reminded me of a lot of events in my life that I'd rather forget. Any game, no matter the size and scope, that can drag those dredged up feeling from the hole I buried them in is both a blessing and a curse. Now excuse me while I shovel them back down and drown them with ice cream. (Thank the gods this game came out during National Ice Cream Month.)

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GameSpewChris McMullen · 17 Jul, 2018
5/10

The Path of Motus is a game with heart, but that's not enough to make it an essential excursion. You'll find some fun here if you take the trip but be prepared for an uneven and sometimes frustrating journey.

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Handsome PhantomDave Lambden · 17 Jul, 2018
7.5/10

Given that this is the product of a development team of only two, The Path of Motus is an impressive feat. The game does have it’s downfalls – it doesn’t provide anything particularly ground breaking in the gameplay department and it leaves some of the better gameplay mechanics poorly exposed.

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