Everything

One day, you learn about NDEs, and you start to get the feeling that there’s so much more to reality. Then you keep searching, and learning, and you think you are finally grasping something about your own essence. Suddenly, you look up quantum physics and begin to realize what lies beneath us, and what lies beyond us. How microscopic dynamics have their macroscopic replica, how it all rhymes in an absolute harmony. Then you meditate. You have your own revelation, and piece it all together. There are separate realities, yet they are all the same. Time seems infinite, yet there is only now. An immesurable amount of particles, entities and dimensions, yet all of them are connected through space and time. Each and every one of them with their own level of consciousness. And you are here, a unique fractal of the greater Everything. You know all, and all is you. Then it just… makes sense.

It felt like playing through somebody’s epiphany. This game is f*ing bonkers.

You have to experience it for yourself, roll a doobskin, set the game's settings to full autonomy, gets some snacks, make sure you have headphones, take control when you really feel it is needed, be patient, enjoy the ride and vibe. Really good game.

playing this game feels exactly like it wants you to. It tells me that I am everything and that it's important to view everything from everything's point of view. and I look at all the things that move and dance and sing to me and I want to be everything. There is so much more I want to be; Everything.

This game is like a fever dream.
I would definitely pay full price for it, but at the time of getting it it was 99% off, which I found hilarious because it basically said "Everything on steam is having a 99% discount" or something like that, its been a longg time.
It's fun, silly, I rarely am aware of what I'm doing but that's more on me than anything
I should add this game's main thing is the philosophy but well, I just like rolling around every few months.

I came back to this game and decided to play it while under the influence of Mushrooms... this is the most beautiful game ever, I've never felt so many emotions and just the sounds when really tiny are so satisfying and Alan Watts tidbits are the icing on the cake as someone who loves philosophy. Even without hallucinagens this game is amazing and is well worth the price.

While not strictly a game, this is one of the most interesting experiences I have ever had in the interactive medium. I highly recommend this game and suggest going into it blind.

I was not prepared to like this game as much as I do. When I fired it up for the first time, I was a cow who couldn't "walk". I could roll around to get from A to B and I thought it was so distracting that I logged out and hadn't touched it for a number of weeks/months. Then, I tried it again yesterday when I actually had time to spend...O.M.G!!! I spent HOURS marvelling at all the different levels of existence and the detail contained within each. I jumped from creature to creature, item to item, as much as I could so that I could "discover" them all. Every item or creature that I embodied could "sing" to one another and combine to dance if prompted. It was fascinating to see the world from the perspective of each item. I spent time as a single photon and then I was a tree. Later, I was a house, then I was a cloud........It makes no sense when you describe it to others but, when you play it, IT ALL MAKES SENSE!! Additionally, after about 10 hours of exploring the world, I made a few moves and discovered that I had been playing the TUTORIAL the whole time! Now, I get to do even more exploring during the real game. Amazing! This is a fantastic idle play game that will captivate you and leave you questioning your own place within existence. When they say "Everything" they really mean it. The depth of exploration makes up for the somewhat rudimentary graphics, as compared to more recent titles. Yet, it doesn't bother me in the least. I've found a new go-to when I need to find a peaceful escape from my own existence and I don't want the stress or the pressure of trying to "beat" a game. Think of it as a mental palate-cleanser. When you need to change your head space, THIS is a lovely way to do it. Beautiful!