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Catherine Lewis

The Alters feels like a perfect mix of sci-fi survival with the multiversal chaos of Everything Everywhere All At Once

The Alters.

If you ever wondered what might happen if you combined the multiversal chaos of Everything Everywhere All at Once with base building and survival mechanics in a sci-fi adventure, The Alters is your answer. 11 bit studios has been cooking up something truly unique since The Alters was announced in 2022, and after spending around two hours hands-on with it, it's quickly become one of my most anticipated games of the year.

Jan Dolski is a normal guy cursed to be thrown into the deep end of a terrifying sci-fi situation. After taking on a sketchy new job which sees him travel through space to a distant land, he finds himself stranded, surrounded by his dead crewmates on a planet that omits deadly radiation waves. Oh, and he also has the newfound responsibility of piloting a weird, moving, hamster wheel-esque base, which boasts interconnected, moveable modules which make the whole thing feel like a futuristic doll house. 

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