THE GREAT GEOMETRIC MULTIVERSE TOUR

Released Aug 2018

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.

77% positive · 367 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

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Evaluation

The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour launched on August 27, 2018 as a fully finished product. The developer explicitly stated on August 19, 2018 that "THE GREAT GEOMETRIC MULTIVERSE TOUR is now complete" ahead of release day [NEWS-4]. Following launch, the developer released a cluster of patches in late 2018 and early 2019 addressing bugs and balancing, then delivered one notable anniversary update on September 13, 2019 [NEWS-1] that included graphical improvements, a game engine upgrade, and quality-of-life changes. That anniversary post noted that future updates would depend on community growth — "We hope to release more updates for the game should a community begin to grow!" — signaling that no further content was guaranteed or specifically planned. After September 2019, there have been no further developer communications. There is no unreleased DLC, no announced future content, and no post-launch content cadence beyond maintenance patches. The game launched as a complete package and has remained so.

Evidence

Developer explicitly declared the game complete ahead of the August 27, 2018 release date: 'THE GREAT GEOMETRIC MULTIVERSE TOUR is now complete.'

news post · Aug 19, 2018 source development ending

high

Anniversary update brought graphical and engine improvements. Developer stated further updates would depend on community growth, with no specific content commitments made. This is the last known developer communication.

news post · Sep 13, 2019 source ambiguous

medium

Media

Details

Developer

Pie On A Plate Productions

Publisher

Pie On A Plate Productions

Achievements

Platform

Windows, macOS, Linux

Controller

full support

Steam Deck

Not rated

Players

Single-player

Action Adventure Indie FPS Roguelite First-Person Colorful Funny Abstract Bullet Hell Sandbox Roguelike Fast-Paced Difficult Great Soundtrack

About this game

Fast paced, bullet hell, arcade shooter
Roguelike play style (But what game isn't these days, amirite?)
Randomized pickups, for better or worse (Oh yeah, they stack)
4 game modes, for even more ways to play
Increasingly difficult combat
Scores so big, you'll probably have to look up how to say the number (We know we did)
Self-explode, to get yourself out of those tight situations
Over 20 cheats, for when you feel like just messing around
Into leveling up? We got 1,000 of em
Pills that modify you, your enemies, your weapons, the environment, and pretty much anything in between

The upgrades/downgrades you receive are random.
The weapons you receive are random.
The enemies spawning are random.
Even the levels you play are, you guessed it, completely random.