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In one sentence

Universe is a pixel-art story game from the city of Orot, in Hebrew and English: play someone else in every chapter, tie true facts together with red thread, and choose what to tell.

In a paragraph

Orot is a small city with a street of palms, a school, an old park and a corner called the Zula. One ordinary afternoon something flashes behind the hill, and the story begins, told by the people it happens to: a cynic with a notebook nobody reads, a boy with a guitar, a girl nobody decides for. Each chapter is played by someone else, choices change how scenes play and what people remember, and the Narrator's Notebook turns every true thing you learn into a card to tie with red thread. Every puzzle has a skip, nothing can be failed for good, and the whole game, mirrored interface included, switches between Hebrew and English at any moment.

Features

Play a different person in every chapter: 24 chapters, 3 parts, about 6.5 hours.

The Narrator's Notebook: every true thing is a card, tied together with red thread.

Choices that change how scenes play and what people remember.

Little games (a guitar song, a tuner, sneaking, lock picking), each with a skip.

Hebrew and English with real right-to-left, switchable live with F2.

27 original pieces of music and a sound bed for every room.