#the multi-medium

From left to right:

Lumi (Cats Are Liquid by ‪LastQuarterStudios‬)

Dadish (Dadish by ‪CatCupGames‬)

Luka-Selle (Luka-Selle by ProfessorStarstar‬)

Queen Bulb (Find the Bulb by TheCr1ms0ns‬)

The Cat (Divineko by Drazuerg Games)

Born (Nihilumbra by Beautifun Games)

The Couple (We Become What We Behold by itsnickycase‬)

Collage Monster (The Multi-Medium by micahboursier‬)

Others i wanted to add:

Atlas (Cryptid Crush)

I (The I of It)

Alan (WonderEnd)

Kitty (Nameless Cat)

The multi-medium fanart :3

my lil interdimentional explorer who goes through the 5 stages of grief <3

sigh. I don't post much art if at all and this is rlly me just testing stuff but I've been thinking Abt the multi medium game again. are 3ds art programs a type of medium? depends on how you look at it, I guess.

The Multi-Medium

Video games are almost never solely about their gameplay, but the overall experience they provide. In fact, some games have gameplay that serves merely as a vehicle for providing the player with the ability to have the experience. A perfect example of this is found in The Multi-Medium. An indie game built entirely around the idea of interdimensional travel between vastly different worlds, worlds which each have totally different art and music styles, a unique gameplay gimmick of their own, and completely different moods and themes. All while featuring platformer gameplay which most people would agree is serviceable at best. It’s not about the play mechanics. It’s about the journey.