The Multiverse Cleaner

The Multiverse Cleaner

W Makes Games · 2024 · Top-Down Shooter, Top-Down, Futuristic, Sci-fi, Action

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About The Multiverse Cleaner

You've always dreamed of being a multiverse cleaner. It's a coveted (and highly paid) job, but also a very dangerous one. As soon as a cleaner is killed in duty, a new one is hired. Today is your lucky day as a cleaner has been killed.

What is this game?



The Multiverse Cleaner is an action-packed Topdown Shooter in which we follow Ted's journey from being hired to intervening in a conspiracy threatening the multiverse.
  • Explore different universes for the mysterious Multiverse Corp: Each mission takes place in a different universe, with several strange creatures.
  • Fast-paced gameplay: Try to complete missions as quickly as possible using the many weapons hidden throughout the level.
  • Progressive difficulty: The game starts slowly and becomes increasingly difficult.

A note from the developer



I created this game on my own in my spare time. Despite time and budget constraints, I managed to complete the game, which I hope you'll enjoy.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players are sharply divided on this isometric shooter, with one praising its engaging gameplay, graphics, and impressive solo development, while another criticizes its severe technical and design issues including limited ammo forcing restarts, unreliable aiming, camera problems, and various bugs that undermine the experience. The game's quality and polish appear heavily dependent on player tolerance for its budget constraints and mechanical frustrations.

Not recommended Jun 23, 2024
This is just a cheap low budget isometric shooter. The main issue I had with this game is that ammo is extremely limited in each level. This means once you run out, you are forced to stop playing. You must then retry that level all over again. Aiming is also fairly inaccurate, enemies cannot be shot when they are standing on stairs, and you are often shot by enemies who appear off screen or hidden because you cannot rotate the camera. The camera will sometimes auto rotate though, which I found very disorientating. The aiming reticle also disappears when using a controller, there is no way to replenish health during a level, and the frame rate will sometimes drop when picking up weapons. Overall, I found this game to be a very cheap experience that I cannot recommend.
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Recommended May 27, 2024
This game is cool ! Fun to play with a good story. Graphics are nice and knowing the developer made this alone makes it even better. A well built game. I recommend !
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