What Lies In The Multiverse is a puzzle platformer with a darkly comic story. JDR tips its hat to today's review.
XBA says: A completely satisfying platform puzzler full of laughs and a worthwhile narrative.
The March releases just keep dropping, and What Lies in the Multiverse is a fun yet bizarre indie release from Untold Tales, Studio Voyager, and IguanaBee that they have coined a “dramatic comedy”. Check out Jason Capp's review for more!
WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "I can see What Lies in the Multiverse becoming a well liked puzzle game for a wider audience with just a little bit of exposure, and I hope it does. It’s got the heart, the mechanics are simple but solid, and the handling allows for enjoyment even on the Nintendo Switch. It never reaches the level of complexity that I found with Braid or Fez, but it kept the narration moving in a way that let me dive into the puzzles while still feeling satisfied and activated. There’s apparently a hidden ending, so I need to go back, check out my collection and figure out what I forgot to pick up along the way. The main ending is satisfactory and ticks off all the boxes, but I’m curious what else could be hiding beneath the surface. After all, there are so many facets to the multiverse…"
