Pixel-art multiverse hopping with a soundtrack that keeps splitting in two. What Lies in the Multiverse pairs tracks that share names but swap moods, so "Friendly Faces" plays bright and safe while "Friendly Fire" twists the same melodic DNA into something hostile.
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That mirroring runs through the whole A-Side. "Through the Leaves" is gentle exploration music, "Through the Corpses" is the same world dead. "Magic!" hits with this playful, bouncy synth energy that makes dimension-shifting feel fun before the story gets heavy.
"Pussy, Money, Catnip" has no right being as catchy as it is. The tracklist basically spoils the game's tonal shift from comedy to existential dread just through song titles alone. If you like indie platformers that start charming and end somewhere much darker, the music telegraphs that arc perfectly.