Multiverse Entertainment

Multiverse Entertainment is an independent video game developer and publisher founded in 2016. Its work spans PC and virtual reality games, combining first-person action with survival, sandbox exploration, colony simulation and roguelite systems. The studio develops games through design, worldbuilding, engineering and production, alongside independent publishing and community management.

The company's early releases established its focus on virtual reality. In 2016, it released Galactic Rush VR, a mobile VR obstacle runner, and Reveries: Dream Flight, a musical, non-violent flight adventure. These projects were followed by Seeking Dawn, a science-fiction survival shooter released in July 2018. Built for VR platforms, the game expanded the studio's work into more elaborate environments and survival-focused first-person gameplay.

From space sandbox to colony simulation

Following Seeking Dawn, Multiverse developed League of Wannabes, a sandbox action-adventure roguelike, and began work on Earth From Another Sun. Initially conceived as a science-fiction sandbox galaxy project, the latter went through several stages of prototyping and public testing. It was showcased at Unite Copenhagen in 2019 and subsequently explored community-driven multiplayer economies, including blockchain and Solana integrations during 2021–2023.

In mid-2025, the studio announced a substantial change in direction. It removed Web3 and NFT components, focused on premium gameplay and rebuilt the project as Pax Autocratica. Released into Steam Early Access on August 10, 2026, the game combines totalitarian colony simulation with tactical first-person roguelite combat. Its design brings together political systems, dark satire and action within a shared simulation framework.

Across this progression, Multiverse's portfolio has moved from compact VR experiences to larger projects built around interacting gameplay systems. Its capabilities include immersive simulation, multiplayer networking, AI engineering and high-fidelity graphics production. The studio maintains a US corporate presence in Los Angeles, with development and engineering also undertaken through its Chinese operating entity in Shenzhen.