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What Lies in the Multiverse
Description
What Lies in the Multiverse is a story-driven puzzle platformer filled to the brim with hijinks, chaos, and reality-bending adventure.
Harness the power of the multiverse! Switch worlds in mid-air, turning pitfalls into bridges, walls into tunnels, and foes into friends. Just be careful when you mess around with gravity…
Embark on a journey across gorgeous pixel-art worlds, each with a unique parallel reality you can dive into at will. Explore temples, towns, harbors, the wilderness and more as you race to unlock the secrets of the Multiverse.
Meet a vast cast of quirky characters: mad scientists, secret agents, sweet old ladies, enlightened monks, and a charismatic, reality-hopping genius named Everett, who promises to take you on a whirlwind adventure and is definitely telling you the whole truth about himself, yes siree, nothing suspicious there at all!
A light-hearted but emotionally nuanced story that delves into the darker side of human nature.
“Okay kid, time to go. You gave me enough trouble already and this whole mess won’t fix itself…”
“One of the best puzzle platformers I’ve played in years”
9/10 – God is a Geek
“A wonderfully written story, combined with some dark, depressing and ultimately great side discoveries”
9/10 – Finger Guns
“Gorgeous atmosphere you can't help but want to explore”
8/10 – Shacknews
Seamless Transformations
Harness the power of the multiverse! Switch worlds in mid-air, turning pitfalls into bridges, walls into tunnels, and foes into friends. Just be careful when you mess around with gravity…
Diverse World
Embark on a journey across gorgeous pixel-art worlds, each with a unique parallel reality you can dive into at will. Explore temples, towns, harbors, the wilderness and more as you race to unlock the secrets of the Multiverse.
Colorful Cast of Characters
Meet a vast cast of quirky characters: mad scientists, secret agents, sweet old ladies, enlightened monks, and a charismatic, reality-hopping genius named Everett, who promises to take you on a whirlwind adventure and is definitely telling you the whole truth about himself, yes siree, nothing suspicious there at all!
A Deeper Story
A light-hearted but emotionally nuanced story that delves into the darker side of human nature.
“Okay kid, time to go. You gave me enough trouble already and this whole mess won’t fix itself…”
“One of the best puzzle platformers I’ve played in years”
9/10 – God is a Geek
“A wonderfully written story, combined with some dark, depressing and ultimately great side discoveries”
9/10 – Finger Guns
“Gorgeous atmosphere you can't help but want to explore”
8/10 – Shacknews
Popular achievements
Butter Fingers
Break 15 pickable boxes.
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33.79%
The first of many
Find your first memory.
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66.21%
SPLAT!
Get crushed by a box
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37.24%
Newton's law
Die by falling from a long distance
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62.76%
The young, the old, and the hat
Complete the Prologue
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60.69%
Unstable
Complete Chapter 1
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48.28%
The voyagers
Complete Chapter 2
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41.38%
Old friends, new enemies
Complete Chapter 3
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36.55%
Under the spotlight
Complete Chapter 4
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30.34%
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Time to beat
7 hMain
7.5 h Main + Sides
10 h Completionist
7.5 h All Styles
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Critics reviews
God is a Geek
9/10
What Lies in the Multiverse is a sublime puzzle platformer. The puzzles are engaging and the story balances comedy and drama with aplomb.
Read full review »GamingTrend
90/100
What Lies in the Multiverse is one of the most unique puzzle/platformers released in recent years. Featuring gorgeous pixel-based graphics and a charmingly self-aware sense of humor, the game constantly throws a variety of new set pieces and obstacles at you and continues to find clever ways to use its central universe swapping mechanic. Despite some unexpectedly dark undertones, the game remains mainly upbeat, telling a story that deals with loss, friendship, and life in a surprisingly mature way. What Lies in the Multiverse is well worth picking up for fans of puzzle based games.
Read full review »Gaming Nexus
9/10
What Lies in the Multiverse is one of the most fun indie games I've played in quite some time. The puzzle-aspect of it is rather on the easy side for most of the game with nothing too complex, but where the game really shines is the story. If you have a few hours and about fifteen dollars to spare, definitely take a look and see What Lies in the Multiverse
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