Crash-landed on a surreal, low-poly world filled with freakish inhabitants, choose between permadeath and non-permadeath modes and embark on an epic (and ridiculous) survival adventure. Will you manage to stay alive as you unravel the mysteries of Wrongworld and search for a way home?
Upon crash-landing on this surreal, low-poly world, players are immediately immersed in a bizarre and unexpected environment. From the moment they take control of their character, a creature that knocks down trees with its forehead, they realize this is no ordinary survival game.
Wrongworld gives players the choice between permadeath and non-permadeath modes, allowing them to tailor the experience to their preferences. The permadeath mode presents a punishing, high-stakes challenge, where a single mistake can end the game. Conversely, the non-permadeath mode offers more flexibility, enabling players to experiment and learn from their mistakes.
Scavenging the land for resources, such as wood, stone, and the peculiar "meat trees," players can craft a wide array of tools, structures, and even advanced items. This includes everything from basic campfires and simple tools to jetpacks, magic potions, and nuclear-powered vacuum cleaners. The crafting system encourages exploration and experimentation as players discover new recipes and unlock new possibilities.
The randomly generated world is filled with unpredictable events and encounters that keep players on their toes. Natural disasters, from raging tornados to mysterious meteor showers, can strike at any moment, while the appearance of giant rock monsters or "xenomorph chickens" adds an element of surprise and challenge to the gameplay.
One of the game's most distinctive features is its embrace of the absurd and the quirky. Players will encounter strange and comical creatures, such as "laughing snakes" and cardboard boxes that become their companions. The ability to fast travel as a "non-human cannonball" or become "best friends with a cardboard box" contributes to the game's delightfully amusing tone.
With its randomly generated worlds and diverse crafting options, Wrongworld offers a high degree of replayability. Each playthrough can be approached with a different strategy or focus, whether it's prioritizing resource gathering, base-building, or uncovering the world's many hidden secrets and Easter eggs.