"There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension" is not your typical video game. In fact, it's not a game at all, or at least that's what it wants you to believe. This Point & Click comedy Adventure, developed by Draw Me A Pixel, is a delightful and unconventional journey through a series of absurd and unexpected video game universes.
Game Features：
1.No Controller Required: Unlike most video games, "There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension" doesn't require a controller. You won't be mashing buttons or aiming with precision; instead, you'll be interacting with the game world in the most unexpected ways.
2.Flat 3D Graphics: The game boasts incredible 3D graphics that are intentionally flat and pixelated. This stylistic choice adds to the game's quirky charm and humor.
3.Voice Acting: "Wrong Dimension" features almost full voice acting, enhancing the Storytelling experience. The voice actors bring the characters and dialogue to Life, and you might even encounter some entertaining foreign accents along the way.
4.Outside-the-Box Puzzles: Prepare to have your problem-solving skills challenged as you encounter riddles that force you to think "outside the box." This game is all about breaking the traditional rules and expectations of gaming.
Game Highlights：
1.Built-In Hint System: If you find yourself stuck, don't worry. The game includes a hint system, recognizing that thinking "outside the box" isn't always easy. This ensures Players can keep progressing and enjoying the game's humorous narrative.
2.Short and Sweet: "There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension" is intentionally shorter than an MMORPG, allowing you to complete it in a reasonable amount of time. This means you can still have plenty of time for your other favorite games.
3.The Mystery of Walls: One of the game's quirky missions is to discover the Top 10 best walls. Yes, you read that right. As you explore, you'll find that the fourth wall, in particular, holds a surprise that's sure to tickle your funny bone.
4.Motion Sickness-Free: Despite its unconventional nature, the game is surprisingly motion sickness-free, making it accessible to a wide range of players. This is especially noteworthy for a non-VR experience.
