There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension cover art

There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension

2020Draw Me A PixelAndroid, PC (Microsoft Windows), iOS, Mac, Nintendo Switch

"There is no game: Wrong dimension" is a Point&Click comedy adventure (and Point&Click only!) that will take you on a journey you never asked to go on, through silly and unexpected video game universes. Will you be able to play along with the "Game" to find your way home? We sincerely think NOT.

What it feels like

The game's core identity is quirky, fanciful absurdity — playing with genre conventions and self-aware video game comedy. Constant teasing from the narrator and invitations to mess with the game world despite warnings create a mischievous, experimentational tone. Gleeful disrespect for genre tropes, fourth-wall breaking, and a narrator who ridicules both the game and the player.

Whimsical85%
Playful80%
Irreverent75%
Lighthearted75%
Absurdist70%

What it's about

Unraveling what's happening and why you're trapped in Wrong Dimension structures part of the narrative discovery.

Mystery60%

How it plays

Point-and-click is the defining interaction model, explicitly emphasized as the sole mechanic throughout the game. Branching dialogue and conversational choices with a narrator drive player progression and story outcomes across the Wrong Dimension worlds. Solving puzzles woven into the game worlds using point-and-click interaction with environmental objects and logic.

Point-and-Click95%
Dialogue Trees75%
Environmental Puzzles70%

How it looks and sounds

A notable narrator guides the experience throughout with constant vocal commentary and interaction. The game employs pixel graphics as a visual identity, though not the primary focus of the experience.

Full Voice Acting65%
Pixel Art55%

How it's structured

Designed entirely as a solo experience with no multiplayer component whatsoever. A bounded, authored narrative arc with a clear beginning, middle, and end goal of finding your way home. A casual point-and-click adventure designed to be completed in a few hours rather than dozens.

Single-Player90%
Campaign80%
Short Playtime65%
Nonlinear Progression50%

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Single-Player90%Campaign85%Point-and-Click70%Irreverent80%

Shares Point-and-Click, Whimsical, Playful, Dialogue Trees.

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Point-and-Click95%Single-Player90%Campaign80%Playful80%
Pilgrims63% match

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Both lean into Single-Player, Point-and-Click, Playful, Whimsical.

Single-Player90%Point-and-Click85%Playful80%Whimsical75%

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