The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour

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The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is a single player survival survival game. It was developed by Pie On A Plate Productions and was released on August 28, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

LIBERATE THE GEOMETRIC PEOPLE AND SAVE THE MULTIVERSE! Fight through the randomly chosen universes of the Geometric Multiverse, arming yourself to the teeth with insane weaponry and mutating your mind, body, and soul with the unrelenting power of genetically altering pills.

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gameplay5 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Fun, fast-paced, and addictive arena-style roguelike FPS with high replayability due to randomized levels, weapons, and upgrades.
Large variety of unique and quirky guns and power-ups (pills) that create interesting and sometimes overpowered combinations.
Game is clearly made with love and a sense of humor, featuring entertaining voice acting and an energetic soundtrack.

Game can be unbalanced and buggy, with issues like crashes, stuck enemies, and overly punishing or game-breaking random debuffs.
The movement and controls feel clunky or imprecise, with some players finding the walking and jumping awkward or frustrating.
Shop interface is confusing and overly large, making navigation tedious and disrupting game flow.

gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
58%
16%
The gameplay is highly addictive, fluid, and easy to learn, featuring unique mechanics that blend run-and-gun shooting with a variety of weapons and effects, creating a satisfying and fun experience. Players appreciate the game's wacky, explosive style and replayability, though some note randomness and minor balancing issues. Overall, it stands out as a well-crafted and enjoyable first-person shooter with distinctive rogue-like elements.
- “The mechanics are really aligned to create what I must say is one of the most perfect first person shooters I have ever played, which is not a claim I make lightly.”
- “This is one of the first games I've seen to handle the gameplay and psychological issues inherent to power-creep rogue-likes in such a brilliant way.”
- “The gameplay features the player shooting the many geometric invaders while picking up new and sometimes wacky weapons and pills with various effects both positive and negative.”
- “The gameplay is fluid and, I'd might say, pretty much random.”
- “Horrible camera effects, that hinder gameplay.”
- “The game not bad at all, it's good for skip time but I don't think the game should be for money, it's better to see gameplay before buying it.”
humor
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features a self-aware, quirky sense of humor highlighted by amusing enemy names, a funny announcer, and entertaining writing, especially early on. Its humor enhances the experience, making the challenging gameplay feel rewarding and lighthearted. While some find the humor fades slightly, fans of fast-paced, comedic FPS roguelikes will appreciate its charm.
- “The announcer guy, the funny names of the enemies, it's entertaining and really fun.”
- “If you don't actively try to break it, this is a really fun first person roguelike bullet hell with tons of variety, a sense of humor, and some really creative low-poly visuals.”
- “If you're a fan of quick-paced, quake-like FPS shooters with a self-aware sense of humor then this game is absolutely for you!”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
40%
30%
The graphics are simplistic and low-poly, offering a quirky aesthetic that fits the game's humorous and varied enemy design. While not visually impressive or polished, they serve their purpose well by ensuring clear enemy visibility and smooth performance, complementing the gameplay effectively.
- “The game has a neat aesthetic, with all the super simple geometric shapes representing the enemies.”
- “If you don't actively try to break it, this is a really fun first person roguelike bullet hell with tons of variety, a sense of humor, and some really creative low-poly visuals.”
- “The graphics aren't really impressive, but they're good for what they are and serve their purpose well.”
- “You can have fun with this little game; however, it is very unpolished with balancing, visuals, and sound.”
- “The graphics are simplistic in nature but allow for spotting enemies quickly.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The story centers on a multiverse traveler battling evil shapes and bosses, but it is described as basic and somewhat disjointed, with certain story elements appearing broken or unintended. Despite this, the narration adds flavor by explaining game mechanics and pills during gameplay. Overall, the story serves more as a loose framework than a deeply engaging narrative.
- “So, the basic story is that you're someone travelling across the multiverse to save them from evil shapes that are spawning everywhere.”
- “The game has a narrator that will tell you the story of the game at the start, tell you the name of the pills you pick up and tell you when you have made a combo.”
- “They are pointless (probably impossible) and few of them are broken; I unlocked levels "500" and "1000" at once just completing the story and I think that it wasn't intended to work like that.”
- “So, the basic story is that you're someone travelling across the multiverse to save them from evil shapes that are spawning everywhere?”
- “The more you advance through the story, the harder the levels get and you also have to fight against some bosses.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The music in the game is largely composed of royalty-free tracks that fit well with the gameplay and create a fitting atmosphere. While the soundtrack is generally appreciated and sounds good, some users find it repetitive and note that the music may be familiar from other sources. Overall, the music adds charm despite its lack of originality.
- “The game has great music too, it is fitting for the moments that are happening and is good. It is great even though it is royalty free music; this does not eliminate the charm of the songs, but there is a slight chance you have heard it somewhere else.”
- “The soundtrack is pretty much composed of royalty free music, which isn't really bad because it sounds alright and the sound effects are alright.”
- “Repetitive music”
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replayability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
80%
20%
Users highlight the game's strong replayability, driven by its random elements and unpredictable levels, enemies, and gunplay. This randomness keeps the experience fresh and enjoyable, encouraging repeated playthroughs. Overall, the game is praised for its fun and highly replayable nature.
- “I really recommend it, it's some senseless fun with a lot of replayability because everything is random.”
- “The fact that you never really know what to expect in the levels, gunplay, enemies, etc. always leaves me smiling when I discover something new that I wouldn't have thought of, lending very well to the game's replay value.”
- “Well, as I said, the gameplay and replayability is honestly incredible.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game's optimization has significantly improved over time, resulting in smooth performance and an enjoyable experience. Initially poorly optimized, it is now recommended for extended play.
- “Game runs smoothly and it's really fun, definitely recommending it.”
- “Badly optimized, fun for only 8 minutes.”
- “I submitted a 'not recommended' review a few years ago when I played; the game was poorly optimized, but now I have returned to check it out as it sparked my interest, and I'm definitely going to play it more.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the game initially gives the impression of being a cash grab due to simplistic visuals and presentation, it is actually a labor of love from a solo developer and offers enjoyable randomized loot gameplay.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is widely criticized for being overly grindy, unbalanced, and buggy, contributing to a frustrating and unfinished experience.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, including bugs, poor balance, and an unfinished feel, leading to a frustrating and grind-heavy experience.

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The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is a survival survival game.

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is available on PC, Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

On average players spend around 37 hours playing The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour.

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour was released on August 28, 2018.

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour was developed by Pie On A Plate Productions.

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is a single player game.

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