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Is Everything worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy open-ended simulations without required objectives
- Explorers interested in shifting between outer and inner space
- Players who want an audiovisual experience centered on narration and music
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking missions, scores, or a defined task-based progression
- Players who prefer tightly structured gameplay with clear completion goals
- Players looking for a conventional character-focused adventure or role-playing campaign
Our take on Everything
Its open-ended structure removes the usual markers of progress: there are no enforced goals, scores, or task lists. That gives exploration room to lead, but leaves little built-in direction for players who rely on missions or completion targets.
What is Everything?
Everything presents a procedural simulation in which every object in the universe can be played, including animals, planets, galaxies, and other entities.
Movement spans outer and inner space across an interconnected environment without mandatory goals, scores, or task lists. Players can transform between forms to create worlds within other worlds, or release control and let the simulation continue as an ongoing documentary. The experience uses AI-driven systems to represent nature from the viewpoints of its many playable elements. Alan Watts provides narration, while Ben Lukas Boysen composed the music. The game focuses on exploration, observation, transformation, and open-ended interaction rather than completing a structured progression.
How Everything plays
- 01Playable Universe
- Animals, planets, galaxies, and other objects can each serve as playable entities.
- 02Open Exploration
- Travel connects outer and inner space within an interconnected universe.
- 03Nested World Creation
- Transformations allow worlds to be formed inside other worlds.
- 04Ongoing Documentary
- Releasing control lets the simulation continue producing a documentary-style presentation.
- 05Narrated Soundscape
- Alan Watts provides narration and Ben Lukas Boysen composed the score.
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Everything: platforms & release
Is Everything worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy open-ended simulations without required objectives. Skip it if: players seeking missions, scores, or a defined task-based progression.
Where can I download Everything?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Everything's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Everything on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
