What Lies in the Multiverse Reviews

Truly an Underrated Gem

this is the best platformer i have ever played

[u]What lies in the multiverse? the bad games of Steam apparently.[/u] I had been very favorably impressed by the demo of this game, the two characters had a fun dynamic and the dialogs had a some energy that seemed to carry the game. The gameplay seemed a bit weak but it was okay and there were some interesting dark elements in the background that made me wonder where the scenario was going. Unfortunately it goes nowhere. The author might have had a good idea, but it's mixed into so much adolescent drivel and japanime culture tropes that it doesn't come out. The whole game is nothing but a very long cutscene dialog, the most annoying page-turner I have ever seen. Every gameplay sequence is weak and just there to pad the long dialog clicker that is this game. If only the story was interesting but no, it's very childish while pretending to be dark and adult, literally every character is one of the letters from LGBT with the motivations of a cartoon character(I hope that Blackrock money was worth it), There is even an outrageous bit of trans propaganda right in the place where it makes no sense to be there. I think we're reaching the point where this **** isn't even funny anymore now, with kids being actually abused and mutilated in western school systems. The scenario goes nowhere and starts falling apart toward the end. The humour becomes cringe and annoying very fast, nothing but self referential videogame humour (like we've had since monkey island, 1990). This might be the worst game I've played on steam.

A gem of a game. Pros: Great story. Plenty of zany, heartfelt, and dark moments all included Nice music that always complements the settings Pleasant, quality pixel art and animation Solid characters Fun puzzle platformer action, mostly of easy to moderate difficulty Cons: Dialogues can sometimes be just a little too long/wordy Cutscenes are not skippable You walk soft of slow It ends I'm looking forward to more from Studio Voyager and Iguanabee and would like to see some of these character fleshed out more in further adventures!

Most of the game is focused on reading dialogues. It has an outstanding atmosphere and awesome pixel graphics, but the gameplay doesn’t offer much. Most of the puzzles involve simply moving a box from one side to another. I like this game, but I would prefer it as a quick story mode. Also, don’t skip searching for files and reading them—you’ll enjoy the story more, and it will feel much deeper!