

Multiverse Mercenaries
Matthew Diamond · 2022 · Action Roguelike, Looter Shooter, Character Customization, 2D Platformer, Cyberpunk
PC
8 user reviews75% · 8
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About Multiverse Mercenaries
Gameplay
- Navigate, Explore, and Conquer 4 procedurally generated levels
- Hop between the Multiverses where you will find vastly different environments from a cyberpunk club to a wild savannah.
- Dominate your foes as Akuma, a world-class assassin yearning for revenge, or TR-7, a state-of-the-art machine who has gone rouge
- Obliterate enemies to earn money and safely clear a path to a portal transferring you to another universe
- Purchase 22 different stackable items that turn your mercenary into a force to be reckoned with
- Die.Reset.Repeat.
What to expect currently
- 4 procedurally levels that will NEVER be the same
- 2 characters with 3 unique abilities each in attack and movement
- 4 different enemies that play different roles and attack in different ways
- 22 items with 3 rarities that not only effect you but also effect the world and enemies
- 4 unique tracks. 1 for each level
- A game designed in pixel art
What to expect in the future
- 1-2 more characters
- 2-3 more levels including a final boss stage
- 3-4 more enemies
- 6-8 more items
- A more prevalent story within the game
- Bug fixing and gameplay tweaks
- Mac OS support
About the devs
- Made by me, Matthew Diamond. I am a 17-year-old high school senior making a passion project in conjunction with Curios Cardinals
- Curios Cardinals is a start-up company that sets up students with college-age students to work on passion projects
- We hope you enjoy! We really appreciate you playing our game. Please leave feedback! Feel free to reach out to our email or our Twitter!
NOTE: MULTIVERSE MERCENARIES DOES NOT WORK ON MAC YET MAC VERSION WILL BE UP IN ABOUT A WEEK
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀6 found this helpful
Cool game! The replay-ability is great with the different environments/pathways in each level. Movement feels smooth and satisfying. The items are also fun to explore and use. Music is also sick, especially the disco level! Encountered a bug where the player seemed invisible on initial level load. I was also confused by the UI elements, but they were very helpful once I realized they were the cooldowns/compass/etc. Overall, good job and very impressive for a solo developer!1 found this helpful
this is an alright game but it just feels a bit empty in my 8 minutes of gameplay, it took me 30 seconds to figure out what is used to attack before i can find the control settings, the enemies aren't that difficult (except if you pick akuma) the thing i hated the most about the game is that swinging boulder thing although it is easy to jump over it but it is just cancer if you get hit once you would just get hit again and you would die and if you are lucky enough you could dodge the second hit, overall 4/101 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played Multiverse Mercenaries, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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