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2022PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch91 % positive14.79 €

A story-driven 2D puzzle adventure hopping across multiverses, mixing zany cartoon humor with serious themes like death, envy and obsession.

  • Lots of humour
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Sci-fi setting
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The closest matches for What Lies in the Multiverse are Stick it to the Man!, Broken Age and Wandersong. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes What Lies in the Multiverse special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Stick it to the Man!

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2013PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable94 % positive7.49 €

Brings what grabs you about What Lies in the Multiverse: plenty of humour, a distinctive art style and puzzles to figure out.

A quirky 2D paper-craft adventure where Ray, with a pink spaghetti arm sprouting from his brain, reads minds, places stickers and folds the world to solve humorous puzzles.

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Broken Age

Puzzles and brain teasers

A lovingly painted point-and-click adventure where you switch between a girl in a fantasy world and a boy on a spaceship. Charming humor, a striking storybook look and clever puzzles drive the experience.

Wandersong

Distinctive, stylised art style

You play an endlessly optimistic bard who sings your way through a colorful papercraft world, using a note-wheel to solve puzzles and befriend people while trying to save the world. Warm, funny and moving, with lovable characters and a great musical core.

The Last Worker

Sci-fi setting

You play the last human worker in a vast automated fulfillment warehouse in a first-person satirical and emotional story about labor and technology. A comic-book look, light stealth and simple puzzles support the narrative.

Hiveswap: Act 1

Puzzles and brain teasers

A hand-drawn point-and-click adventure in the 90s tradition: teenager Joey Claire is whisked away from 1994 Earth to an alien world and uses inventory puzzles and plenty of wit to find her way. Its humor and ties to the Homestuck universe define the experience.

Little Orpheus

Sci-fi setting

A humorous side-scrolling adventure set in the Cold War, in which a Soviet cosmonaut recounts his outlandish journey to the centre of the Earth. It focuses on witty storytelling, playful visuals and light platforming and puzzle sections.

Bugsnax

Distinctive, stylised art style

On an island of half-bug, half-snack creatures, you catch Bugsnax with clever traps and gadgets to win over the quirky residents of a stranded village. Zany humor and a surprisingly heartfelt mystery about the missing explorer drive the story.

Hiveswap: Act 2

Puzzles and brain teasers

A humorous point-and-click adventure set in the Homestuck universe: stranded on the alien world of Alternia, Joey solves quirky inventory puzzles and meets eccentric trolls. Art style, music and witty dialogue take center stage.

Thank Goodness You're Here!

Distinctive, stylised art style

An absurd, hand-animated comedy adventure platformer set in a bizarre Northern English town, where you take on ever stranger jobs for the locals. Its British humor and slapstick gags are the real star.

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