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This is a brush treasure adventure game across the heavens. The protagonist awakens his powers and freely passes through different planes such as Xiuxian, history, Wuxia, magic, and future. Collect equipment, spirits, characters and cheats distributed across all planes through battle.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is a creature collector, rpg and time travel game
developed and published by 游戏养家工作室.
Released on January 02nd 2025 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: Simplified Chinese and English.
It has received 1,773 reviews of which 1,502 were positive and 271 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 10.61€ on Steam with a 10% discount.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 8.1 or later
- Processor: Intel Dual-Core 1.6GHz or faster processor
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Graphic card with DX10 (Shader-Model 4.0) abilities
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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If you like autobattlers, idle games, character/creature collection, looters, and long term progression goals, this game is pretty spectacular. The amount of content and progression layers in the game is hard to comprehend, at 32 hours I feel like I'm barely scratching the surface and could easily see a "complete run" taking a thousand hours or more. To be clear, much of that time will involve the game being minimized while you do other stuff, as is the nature of an idle game, but the game does usually want to be checked up on every 15-30 minutes or so to requeue various actions and retool your characters to push further. The UI is passable, though many things are not explained clearly and the localization is a bit rough. For the most part you can kind of figure out what everything does just by looking around at your many stat/character tabs, though I've seen some people mention not being able to understand something like "+15% General effect" means +15% damage to your "General" category skills for example, but I think that is perhaps the most confusing example I've come across. There are a handful of untranslated tooltips, one that legitimately confused me was why I couldn't start pet hunts, but clipping the "error" text and posting it into google image translate was simple enough to tell me I just needed to unlock them by progressing further in the main campaign. That's the only example of something I felt like I needed to google so far. The art is either something you will be fine with or wont, that's up to you. I don't have any issue with AI art, the game makes heavy use of it and it's understandable for a solo dev and a game with many hundreds of pieces of unique item and character art. The first screenshot on the store page at the time of this review is about as bad as it gets, with one of the enemy characters having a very bizarre hand. That screen is from near the start of the game in the first chapter, characters in later chapters seem to be done a bit better. If you can handle that it only gets better from there. Overall I like the art (especially with the free "DLC") and it's one of the main reasons I took interest in this game. The game has well over 100 recruitable characters, each of which is fairly customizeable in terms of what combat jobs and skills you give them, and there are many non-combat uses for characters. So while you only directly fight with 6 characters at a time, each new character you unlock is always beneficial, and there are progression systems related to those non-combat uses as well. This is probably my favorite aspect of the game, character collection games have always been something I enjoy and I like having a huge variety of characters to find ones I like the best out of. The game also parodies a few other IPs in "legally distinct" ways, so there are some Star Wars and Warcraft content/characters to play around with. There's no real story, the tutorial gives you a bit of a setup for what is going on, but it ends pretty quickly and just becomes pure sandbox. There are "lore descriptions" for each character which somewhat explains a bit about the worlds you are visiting, but really the game is just all about getting stronger and collecting loot/money. Not too sure what else to go over in this review, the individual progression systems are too numerous to really begin to go over in detail and none of them really stand out as problematic or particularly novel to me. It's largely stuff seen before in similar games, but all stacked together into something really meaty. Overall, big thumbs up for this indie game at this price point.
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Quit playing gacha/idle games after this! Save thousand bucks! 99.99% recommend 0.01% for uncomplete translation
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Review update: I bought a 2nd copy of this game as part of the bundle of all the dev's offerings. Frankly I bought it again just to support this dev, as they keep making updates and I'd love for them to continue to stay motivated on expanding this game. It's good fun and very entertaining as an idler, and I continue to keep looking forward to more. I really hope this developer is encouraged and motivated to expand and do more, especially in regards to the English translation. There are a lot of good ideas mixed in together here and with more refinement, this could easily be the best tactical/strategy/combat idle game I've played. The concept of taking a person from the "real world" and running them through a fantastic journey through multiple historical periods is really fun and fascinating, the art style is fun and matches the themes. I'm thoroughly enjoying this, and I'm really looking forward to more from this dev. Thanks a lot!
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The best idle game i've ever played, by far. It has stupid amounts of progression systems, different classes with subclasses, legendary gear to farm for, prestige systems that unlocks unique perks for each character, customizable talent tree, treasure hunting for unique artifacts with very powerful effects, and more! The main idea of the game is great, you travel to different multiverses (historical, fantasy, futuristic, etc.) to collect loot, get stronger and sell the gear back in the "real world", outside of the multiverse. With the money, eventually you can make a company and start buying, building and acquiring assets in the city (research institute, building company, residences, industry, commerce, etc.), which all have their specific effects and give you rent. You can also appoint characters to these buildings, like putting someone with a high level in management as the CEO of Research, while other characters with science skills can be put as workers. So theorycrafting is expanded to efficiently building up your different worker teams, as well as your main party. In short, the whole game is like a loop where everything you do feeds resources to lots of different systems at the same time: farm stage, get better gear for your party, sell leftovers, make money, use it to research tech, process materials from the stage to make and modify gear, and so on. The dev is constantly updating with more QoL and major content patches, the game is already great and has huge potential to get even better.
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Surprisingly good idle game. Quite innovative setting and features but it's hampered by a terrible English machine translation. - Character collection - Grinding for items and crafting materials - Parallel meta-world progression - Class upgrades - Technology trees - Cute artwork Still a yes recommendation despite the machine translation.
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Multiverse Loot Hunter is currently priced at 10.61€ on Steam.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is currently available at a 10% discount. You can purchase it for 10.61€ on Steam.
Multiverse Loot Hunter received 1,502 positive votes out of a total of 1,773 achieving a rating of 8.11.
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Multiverse Loot Hunter was developed and published by 游戏养家工作室.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is not playable on MacOS.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is not playable on Linux.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Multiverse Loot Hunter. Explore additional content available for Multiverse Loot Hunter on Steam.
Multiverse Loot Hunter does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Multiverse Loot Hunter does not support Steam Remote Play.
Multiverse Loot Hunter is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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游戏养家工作室
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游戏养家工作室
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02 Jan 2025
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