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* GodhoodSeeker: [[spoiler:Everett]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged protagonist (who, at most, is likely 12 years old) in the face, twice.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged protagonist (who, at most, is likely 12 years old) in the face, twice.twice.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged protagonist (who, at most, is likely 12 years old)) in the face, twice.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged protagonist (who, at most, is likely 12 years old)) old) in the face, twice.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged (who, at most is likely 12 years old) protagonist in the face, twice.
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* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged protagonist (who, at most most, is likely 12 years old) protagonist old)) in the face, twice.
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* WhenDimensionsCollide: Thanks to the protagonist's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the ability to instantly travel through multiple universes aided by Everett.
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* WhenDimensionsCollide: Thanks to the protagonist's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the ability to instantly travel through multiple universes aided by Everett.Everett.
* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged (who, at most is likely 12 years old) protagonist in the face, twice.
* WouldHurtAChild: Nash has no problems kicking the child-aged (who, at most is likely 12 years old) protagonist in the face, twice.
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* ApocalypseHow: Most chapters introduce a new parallel universe where humanity has died out in a different way, ranging from [[GlacialApocalypse the sun burning out]] to [[CosmicHorrorStory some eldritch entity poisoning the atmosphere]]. [[spoiler:There's also a looming threat of multiversal collapse that Leo's crew believe Everett to be accelerating with his constant universe-hopping.]]
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* ApocalypseHow: Most chapters introduce a new parallel universe where humanity has died out in a different way, ranging from [[GlacialApocalypse the sun burning out]] to [[CosmicHorrorStory some eldritch entity poisoning the atmosphere]]. [[spoiler:There's also a looming threat of multiversal collapse that Leo's crew believe Everett to be accelerating with his constant universe-hopping.]] They're ''right'', and it's ''on purpose''.]]
* GodhoodSeeker: [[spoiler:Everett]].
* GodhoodSeeker: [[spoiler:Everett]].
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* RuleOfSymbolism: The autosave icon differs based on whether you're in Alpha Orionis or one of its post-apocalyptic counterparts. [[UsefulNotes/SchrodingersCat In the former, it depicts a cat alive and well; in the latter, the cat is dead, or at least sleeping.]]
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* ApocalypseHow: Most chapters introduce a new parallel universe where humanity has died out in a different way, ranging from [[GlacialApocalypse the sun burning out]] to [[CosmicHorrorStory some eldritch entity poisoning the atmosphere]]. [[spoiler:There's also a looming threat of multiversal collapse that Leo's crew believe Everett to be accelerating with his constant universe-hopping.]]
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* TransTribulations: Downplayed for [[spoiler:Barres]]. The most we see is [[spoiler:Nash deadnaming him in a fit of unrelated rage (which Leo, Sagan, and Lise all immediately shut down), as well as some notes from Everett about taking a few days to get used to his new name after coming out]].
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* AccidentalSuicide: [[spoiler:An interesting overlap with SuicideDare. Everett pushes Nash into a meltdown by calling him useless and encouraging him to "disappear," resulting in Nash pounding the bridge he's standing on until it breaks and he falls to his death.]]
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* SuicideDare: [[spoiler:By Everett, to Nash, as part of what leads to the latter's AccidentalSuicide - see that entry above.]]
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Everett is the name of an old man wearing a large, purple top hat. The protagonist is unnamed and is simply called "kid".
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One day, inventor Everett designed what he thought would be his greatest invention yet: a computer that can make easy contact with parallel universes. After something goes wrong, he inadvertently winds up giving himself the ability to jump between universes. Now forever stuck in other universes outside of his own, he must work his way through his own past to find his way back home.
The game is a {{Retraux}}-style 2D platformer where every stage of the game has dozens of different variants, each set in a different universe. At the press of a button, Everett can move between universes to help move through each level.
The game is a {{Retraux}}-style 2D platformer where every stage of the game has dozens of different variants, each set in a different universe. At the press of a button, Everett can move between universes to help move through each level.
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One day, inventor Everett an unnamed ChildProdigy (simply referred to as kid) designed what he thought would be his greatest invention yet: a computer that can make easy contact with parallel universes. After something goes wrong, he inadvertently winds up giving himself the ability to jump between universes. Now forever stuck in other universes outside of his own, he must work his way together with Everett, an eccentric old man as they journey through his own past two different worlds to find his go way back home.
The game is a {{Retraux}}-style 2D platformer where every stage of the game has dozens of different variants, each set in a different universe. At the press of a button,Everett the kid can move between universes to help move through each level.
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* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's cat.
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* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's the protagonist's cat.
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* TheMultiverse: The entire idea of the game is that Everett can hop between multiple universes. If a level seems impassable, the player simply must change to a different universe.
* ThinDimensionalBarrier: Everett can simply move between different universes at any time.
* WhenDimensionsCollide: Thanks to Everett's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the ability to instantly travel through multiple universes.
* ThinDimensionalBarrier: Everett can simply move between different universes at any time.
* WhenDimensionsCollide: Thanks to Everett's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the ability to instantly travel through multiple universes.
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* TheMultiverse: The entire idea of the game is that Everett the protagonist can hop between multiple universes. If a level seems impassable, the player simply must change to a different universe.
* ThinDimensionalBarrier:Everett The protagonist can simply move between different universes at any time.
* WhenDimensionsCollide: Thanks toEverett's the protagonist's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the ability to instantly travel through multiple universes.universes aided by Everett.
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''What Lies in the Multiverse'' is an indie puzzle platform game developed by Studio Voyager and [=IguanaBee=] and published by Untold Tales and released on March 4, 2022.
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''What Lies in the Multiverse'' is an indie puzzle platform game developed by Studio Voyager and [=IguanaBee=] (developers of ''VideoGame/MonsterBag'') and published by Untold Tales and released on March 4, 2022.
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* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's cat. After a certain point, he reunites with Everett who is able to move between universes with him.
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* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's cat. After a certain point, he reunites with Everett who is able to move between universes with him.
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* WhenDimensionsCollide: Everett can move freely between dozens of different universes in every stage at the simple press of a button.
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* WhenDimensionsCollide: Everett can move freely between dozens of different universes in every stage at Thanks to Everett's experiment gone awry, he winds up with the simple press of a button.ability to instantly travel through multiple universes.
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[[caption-width-right:350:A bombastic puzzle platformer about worlds turned inside out.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:A bombastic puzzle platformer about worlds turned inside out.]]
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* HailfirePeaks: Every one of the game's levels has multiple versions, each one a different universe, and each with massive changes and all in a different environment.
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''What Lies in the Multiverse'' is an indie puzzle platform game developed by Studio Voyager and [=IguanaBee=] and published by Untold Tales and released on March 4, 2022.
One day, inventor Everett designed what he thought would be his greatest invention yet: a computer that can make easy contact with parallel universes. After something goes wrong, he inadvertently winds up giving himself the ability to jump between universes. Now forever stuck in other universes outside of his own, he must work his way through his own past to find his way back home.
The game is a {{Retraux}}-style 2D platformer where every stage of the game has dozens of different variants, each set in a different universe. At the press of a button, Everett can move between universes to help move through each level.
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* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's cat. After a certain point, he reunites with Everett who is able to move between universes with him.
* TheMultiverse: The entire idea of the game is that Everett can hop between multiple universes. If a level seems impassable, the player simply must change to a different universe.
* ThinDimesnionalBarrier: Everett can simply move between different universes at any time.
* WhenDimensionsCollide: Everett can move freely between dozens of different universes in every stage at the simple press of a button.
One day, inventor Everett designed what he thought would be his greatest invention yet: a computer that can make easy contact with parallel universes. After something goes wrong, he inadvertently winds up giving himself the ability to jump between universes. Now forever stuck in other universes outside of his own, he must work his way through his own past to find his way back home.
The game is a {{Retraux}}-style 2D platformer where every stage of the game has dozens of different variants, each set in a different universe. At the press of a button, Everett can move between universes to help move through each level.
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!Tropes:
* AnimalCompanion: Erwin, Everett's cat. After a certain point, he reunites with Everett who is able to move between universes with him.
* TheMultiverse: The entire idea of the game is that Everett can hop between multiple universes. If a level seems impassable, the player simply must change to a different universe.
* ThinDimesnionalBarrier: Everett can simply move between different universes at any time.
* WhenDimensionsCollide: Everett can move freely between dozens of different universes in every stage at the simple press of a button.
