History VideoGame / FamilyGuyBackToTheMultiverse

* CelShading

* DamageSpongeBoss: Evil Stewie.

* EvilCripple: The "Handicapable" level is full of these.

* FlunkyBoss: A lot of them.

* GoForTheEye: This is how you beat the second boss.

* LoneWolfBoss: [[spoiler: Ernie the Giant Chicken.]]

* WeaponizedAnimal: Bertram's T-Rex.
* WeCanRuleTogether: [[spoiler: Bertram unsuccessfully tries to do this to Stewie right before he is eaten by his T-Rex.]]

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* WeakButSkilled[=/=]UnskilledButStrong: Brian's weapons do less than damage than Stewie's but they have better accuracy to compensate. Conversely, Stewie's weapons have less accuracy than Brian's but make up for being more powerful.

* CoversAlwaysLie: The character artwork on the back of the game cover suggests that the other Griffins are going to help Brian and Stewie in their battle with Bertram. They never do.
** Aside from Peter helping to fend off Ernie the Giant Chicken so that Brian and Stewie could catch up to Bertram in the penultimate level.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: [[spoiler: Peter and Ernie's grudge match gets another spotlight just before the fight with Bertram.]]

* SuperDrowningSkills

** Adam West similarly uses dual guns for two of his weapons, his animations are even more unorthodox. He "reloads" his dual revolvers simply by [[GunTwirling twirling them around his fingers, Western-style]], while he "reloads" his dual flamethrowers via performing {Smoking Barrel Blowout}}s.

** Adam West similarly uses dual guns for two of his weapons, his animations are even more unorthodox. He "reloads" his dual revolvers simply by [[GunTwirling twirling them around his fingers, Western-style]], while he "reloads" his dual flamethrowers via performing {{SmokingBarrelBlowout}}s.

Stewie and Brian follow Bertram through 10 different universes, including an Evil Counterpart universe, the origin realm of [[Recap/FamilyGuyS9E12TheHandThatRocksTheWheelchair Evil Stewie]], a universe where progress has been frozen in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy, and a universe ruled by the Giant Chickens.

* StockAudioClip: Much of the DialogueDuringGameplay is made up of recycled sound clips from the show.

* DialogueDuringGameplay: Most of which is made up of recycled sound clips from the show.

* [[SadistShow Sadist Game:]] The trademark humour of the TV show is present and correct in the game, the best example for this trope being the Handicapped Universe, a level where all the enemies use crutches or wheelchairs, ending in a boss fight against Crippletron.

%%*** MightyGlacier: Rubert-In-The-Box

* [[SadistShow Sadist Game:]] Much like the series it's based on the game takes the approach of, to use one example, fighting gays, because that's funny, they're gay, that's the joke, killing gays is fun. Yep, apply UnfortunateImplications here.

''Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse'' is a 2012 ThirdPersonShooter video game based on the animated sitcom, ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. It is a sequel of sorts to the ''Road to the Multiverse'' episode of the TV show. In this video game, a Bertram from an alternate dimension where Stewie didnt kill him arrives in the main Family Guy timeline, out on a mission to destroy any timeline where he doesnt exist. He builds a multiverse-traveling remote control and goes into another universe as part of his plan to lure Stewie into his trap. When Stewie and Brian decide to go find Bertram and kill him, Bertram hires henchmen to kill Stewie and Brian. A couple of these henchmen are characters from the ''Family Guy'' TV show, such as Ernie the Giant Chicken, Long John Peter, and Santa's work-overwhelmed elves. Stewie and Brian follow Bertram through 10 different universes, including an Evil Counterpart universe, the origin realm of Evil Stewie, a universe where progress has been frozen in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy, and a universe ruled by the Giant Chickens.

* WakeUpCallBoss: The final boss is actually one of these, mostly due to the fact that it's the only one whose health regenerates when you die.

'''''Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse''''' is a 2012 ThirdPersonShooter video game based on the animated sitcom, ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. It is a sequel of sorts to the ''Road to the Multiverse'' episode of the TV show. In this video game, a Bertram from an alternate dimension where Stewie didnt kill him arrives in the main Family Guy timeline, out on a mission to destroy any timeline where he doesnt exist. He builds a multiverse-traveling remote control and goes into another universe as part of his plan to lure Stewie into his trap. When Stewie and Brian decide to go find Bertram and kill him, Bertram hires henchmen to kill Stewie and Brian. A couple of these henchmen are characters from the ''Family Guy'' TV show, such as Ernie the Giant Chicken, Long John Peter, and Santa's work-overwhelmed elves. Stewie and Brian follow Bertram through 10 different universes, including an Evil Counterpart universe, the origin realm of Evil Stewie, a universe where progress has been frozen in UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy, and a universe ruled by the Giant Chickens.

* BatmanGambit: Bertram's stated plan of traveling across different universes to build an army [[spoiler: is just a ruse to distract Stewie while Bertram builds his ''real'' army, made up of clones of himself]].

* ShoutOut: One of the enemies in the space chicken level is a literal [[RobotChicken robot chicken]]. Becomes a Double ShoutOut in that it responds with Seth Green's voice when Stewie comments "I hate Robot Chicken".