In the not-so-distant future, an emissary finds himself trapped in the wreckage of a massive but ancient space ship. Now, rather than trying to find out where the ship came from or what its purpose was, he is more concerned with trying to escape the nightmarish ever-changing world that threatens to become his tomb.
Many Worlds Theory is a block-based puzzle game that takes inspiration from old classics such as Boulder Dash and Supaplex. Guide the Emissary through a maze of falling hazards, explosions and gravity-defying machinery to reach the exit of each level, while collecting much-needed fuel cells along the way.
The game features a comprehensive level editor and online level database, allowing you to upload your own creations and tackle the levels created by others.
Currently, the game is open to the public but unfinished. A basic version is available for free, while the more fully-featured (online) version is available as a pre-release purchase.
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In the not-so-distant future, an emissary finds himself trapped in the wreckage of a massive but ancient space ship. Now, rather than trying to find out where the ship came from or what its purpose was, he is more concerned with trying to escape the nightmarish ever-changing world that threatens to become his tomb...
Many Worlds Theory is currently available as an alpha funding deal. While the story mode is not yet finished, there are a few fully featured levels available to at least give you a taste of what it will be like. On top of that, purchasing the game gives you access to the online level database. Create your own levels, or try to solve the creations of others! Plus, as an added incentive, you will also receive a free, non-Desura copy of the game to give away!
In order to access the online functionality and get your free game key, you need to connect your Desura account to the game. This can be done by opening the 'CONNECT' tab on this profile page.
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Many Worlds Theory (Linux .ZIP)
DemoContains the free version of Many Worlds Theory with Linux-specific libraries included. Last update: 28/03/2012.
Many Worlds Theory (Windows .ZIP)
DemoContains the free version of Many Worlds Theory with none of the installer fanciness. Last update: 28/03/2012.
Many Worlds Theory (Windows Installer)
DemoAn easy-to-use installer for Windows operating systems. Puts the game wherever you want it, and creates a desktop shortcut to boot. Last update: 28/03/2012...
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to many elements, its all confusing. If you could have a tutorial for every elemt eg. one for the machinery and another for the gravity devices, then perhaps but now. The desighn and layout needs work. But over all...
Its a good game in prograss... 10/10
I installed the demo but RIGHT when it starts it crashes.
lammmmm....
;p
I installed Demo version. An opengl error occurred when loading save game.
Win7 X64, GTX460 New Driver (Other driver same problem). Or does not support load game in demo version?
(buried)
This is so old school...seriously $10....?
Not gonna support the developers....seriously?
I'm getting a funny message when launching the demo:
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I have the same issue. Can't launch it except from /opt/desura/common/many-worlds-theory.
If it's a java game, will it receive mac support? If so, i will buy this.
In theory, it should work on a Mac. However, since I have no access to any Mac hardware whatsoever I'm not able to test it properly. Which is annoying, but it can't be helped at the moment.
However, if you wanted to get the game running, it shouldn't take more than a bit of tweaking. Send me a message if you want to give it a shot.
Can't you enlist drlemon as an mac tester and in return for beeing your exclusive mac-slave ;) you give him a free copy of the game?
Being a mac slave sounds good!
I would like to try, just i don;t know how the hell i would. :P