Grey Fox Games

Multiuniversum

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$8.99 $14.99 In stock

Deep inside of CERN, the Swiss research facility, a group of scientists are hard at work on the top-secret Multiuniversum project. You are one of those scientists, hard at work on a time machine. Today is the day you and your colleagues make history. The five pillars that run this contraption power up for the first time and it turns out you’ve created something very different from a time machine. Your machine has opened up more than a dozen portals to other dimensions… strange alternate realities. 

Visions of accepting a Nobel Prize race through your head as you realize the implications of what you’ve found. There’s just one problem. Terrifying monsters from those alternate dimensions are spilling through the newly opened portals. Before you can claim the glory of your accomplishment, you have to shut down the transformers and close the portals all while gathering the research that will make you famous.

Multiuniversum is a 1-5 player card game where players, acting as scientists, will use their cards in the most efficient way they can to gain Discovery Points.

Cards serve many purposes in the game, granting scientists different actions depending on which of the five transformers their character is currently standing. Those cards are also used as tools needed to seal portals. Players gain Discovery Points for the portals they’ve sealed as well as a bonus for collecting sets of symbols on those portals.

All copies of Multiuniversum come with custom 18 mm scientist meeples.

Rulebook available here!

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth Y. ★★★★★

The time machine you're building at CERN actually ties into the gameplay in ways I didn't expect, and the tension of racing other scientists to finish it kept me hooked for hours. The secret project theme is woven through every card. Easily my favorite pickup this year.

Charlotte X. ★★★★★

I’ve been thinking about the CERN setting for days after finishing it—the way the project feels so secretive really pulls you in. The pacing picks up nicely once the time machine comes into play, and I found myself flipping pages way past midnight.

Robert ★★★★★

The suspense is real from that first page—I felt like I was actually sneaking around CERN, and the way the time machine mechanics unfold kept me guessing way past my bedtime. If you're into sci-fi with a brainy twist, this one delivers.