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If this your first time encountering #SteamSpotlight, let's get you up to speed. #SteamSpotlight is a feature series that shines the spotlight on the games available for purchase on Steam!
For this feature, we will focus on a game that deals with something that is out of this world. Why? Because it essentially deals with many worlds and dimensions.
We're talking about The Muller-Powell Principle! Without further ado, here's what you have to know about this game.
#SteamSpotlight Feature: The Muller-Powell Principle
Released on November 29, 2023, The Muller-Powell Principle is developed by Three Dots Games and published by Take Aim Games. It is a first-person, immersive-sim puzzle game that deals with, as we mentioned, interdimensional traveling.
You take on the character of Harry Herman. He is an employee of Delta Laboratories whose task is to research interdimensional travel for a project. However, something goes wrong and you soon find yourself in another dimension.
Using an energy-manipulating weapon, you will have to solve puzzles and travel to different dimensions to learn the truth behind the project.
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Your Choices Matter
The Muller-Powell Principle seems like a straightforward first-person puzzle game, but there is actually something you have to keep in mind when playing. Always remember that your choices in this game matter.
Why is that? It is because the game actually features multiple endings. What you get is based on the choices you make.
To get a better idea and understanding of the game, you can watch the official trailer of the game below.
Steam Reviews for The Muller-Powell Principle
The Muller-Powell Principle has 227 reviews on Steam as of press time. These reviews are generally described by Steam as "Very Positive."
"This indie project combines an interesting plot, diverse and fascinating puzzles, as well as excellent musical accompaniment that immerses us in the atmosphere of the game," user antidepressants says in a review.
"The puzzles in the game differ in their complexity and variety - from simple tasks where you need to move an object, to more complex ones where you need to use several objects and take into account the laws of physics," the review adds.
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