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Multiplicity

in-progress

A Godot incremental game where a 2048-style merge board drives the economy, automation, prestige, and harmonic progression.

GameIncrementalPuzzleGodot

Overview

Multiplicity is an incremental idle game that replaces the usual click-to-progress loop with a 2048-style sliding board. You merge tiles to drive your numbers up, and the board keeps working in the background, blending puzzle play with idle growth. On top of that sits a harmonic progression layer (stations, attunements, and overtones) that turns the economy into something closer to playing an instrument.

What’s there

  • A 2048-style merge board as the core progression mechanic
  • Economy, generators, upgrades, and prestige and automation loops
  • The harmonic progression system, plus data-driven achievements, onboarding, and hints. A test suite backs the major systems.

Status

In active development, approaching a v1 release. The core board, economy, prestige/automation, harmonic progression, achievements, and onboarding are in; remaining work is mobile/platform QA and release tasks.

Screenshots

Multiplicity core 2048-style merge board.
The 2048-style merge board that drives progression in place of clicking.
Multiplicity workshop economy screen with generators and upgrades.
The workshop economy: generators, upgrades, and the resources the board feeds.
Multiplicity prestige reset screen.
A prestige reset, trading current progress for a lasting multiplier.
Multiplicity automation controls running the board.
Automation handling board moves so growth keeps running idle.
Multiplicity harmonic stations from the progression layer.
Harmonic stations from the music-theory progression layer.
Multiplicity mid-game upgrade spread.
A dense mid-game spread of upgrades.
Multiplicity attunements screen.
Attunements, the overtone bonuses on the harmonic layer.
Multiplicity alternate board modes.
Alternate board modes that change how merges resolve.
Multiplicity late-game board running on auto-move.
A late-game board running largely on auto-move.