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Multiwinia: Survival of the Flattest

"Long ago a computer scientist called Dr Sepulveda created a beautiful digital world existing entirely within a computer network of his own invention. This world was called Darwinia and it was inhabited by a peaceful, law-abiding digital life-form called the Darwinians.

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Steam User 8180STEAMRecommended

is guud

Mar 26, 2026·5h·Verified

Steam User 4569STEAMRecommended

Multiwinia is the most underrated jewel of online gaming ever created. It is an absolute blast, yet no one plays it. You should buy it, get your friends to buy it, and play this fantastic game.

Darwinia, the predecessor, is an absolutely sublime single player experience, and sets the scene for Multiwinia.
They come as a bundle, play 'em.

Mar 20, 2026·19h

Steam User 8068STEAMRecommended

Dear community and developer team. As much I barely use Steam community and no One reads this review, and as much its a bit early, I wish everyone that reads the review, Including the developer team a happy Easter holidays.

Also can we get Steam trading Cards for multiwinia? Would love to craft a LVL 5 badge for collection. Take care.

Mar 19, 2026·11h

Steam User 2841STEAMRecommended

This game is really good and makes you re-think your strategy,
sadly their is no people playing multiplayer but its very good, the A.I makes you re-think your strategy with the sheer chaos average game goes like this:

1 Capture 3 points on your side to spawn lots of troops
2 The other team does the same
3 first conflict occoures when their units try to take your position
4 Battle begins, you organize your troops into position and the shooting starts
5 you send a unit to capture a create but the enemy gets it first,
6 while youve bein paying attention to one spot the enemy captures a point putting them in first,
7 after 20-30 minutes of chaos and new units and airstrikes you win by having more spawn points, or killing them all in first blood if you both have the same amount of spawn points.

and thats only 1 game mode! anything can happen!

Feb 15, 2026·11h

Steam User 8534STEAMRecommended

great game

Feb 5, 2026·29h·1·Verified

Steam User 2110STEAMRecommended

♥

Jan 31, 2026·2h

Steam User 4883STEAMRecommended

It only took me two decades to review, but this game is good. Very unique game

Dec 27, 2025·3h·4·Verified

Steam User 6310STEAMRecommended

Bi rework lazım

Dec 15, 2025·Verified

Steam User 3487STEAMRecommended

fun game — did a recent update break compatibility between Mac and PC for anybody else, though?

Nov 19, 2025·6h·1·Verified

Steam User 7546STEAMRecommended

¡Simple and Fun!

Nov 17, 2025·119h·2

Steam User 2311STEAMRecommended

Increible juego, sientes el miedo de todos los multiwinianos mientras observas caos y destruccion, juegazo

Nov 11, 2025·1h·Verified

Steam User 1798STEAMRecommended

Multiwinia, developed and published by Introversion Software, is a fast-paced, minimalist real-time strategy game that reimagines large-scale combat as a vibrant digital playground of chaos and color. Set within the same virtual universe as the studio’s earlier cult hit Darwinia, it trades the introspective tone of its predecessor for a more competitive, arcade-like energy. The premise is simple but effective: the once peaceful digital inhabitants known as Darwinians have splintered into factions, now waging endless wars for dominance across surreal landscapes inside a computer simulation. The game abandons traditional base-building and resource management mechanics, instead focusing entirely on the movement, coordination, and survival of massive pixelated armies. This streamlined approach gives Multiwinia a distinct rhythm that feels both refreshingly immediate and deceptively strategic.

Visually, Multiwinia carries Introversion’s signature aesthetic—abstract, geometric environments and vast swarms of tiny, glowing stick figures moving in synchronized chaos. The landscapes resemble low-poly sculptures painted in bright, otherworldly hues, while explosions, laser fire, and particle effects create a constant sense of kinetic motion. Each battle resembles an abstract painting in motion, and though simple in appearance, the visual design perfectly complements the game’s underlying theme of digital warfare. The interface is clean and minimalistic, allowing players to focus on the ebb and flow of their armies rather than micromanaging menus. This purity of design is one of Multiwinia’s great strengths; it captures the essence of large-scale strategy without clutter or overcomplication, maintaining an aesthetic charm that remains recognizable even years after release.

Gameplay is divided into several distinct modes, each emphasizing different aspects of control and tactical improvisation. These include Domination, King of the Hill, Assault, Rocket Riot, and Capture the Statue, among others. Each mode takes a familiar concept—holding territories, escorting objects, or launching rockets—and reimagines it within Multiwinia’s swarm-based framework. Players command hundreds of tiny units, directing them to capture spawn points, secure objectives, and overwhelm enemy positions. The core appeal lies in managing chaos rather than constructing order; with limited tools, you must adapt on the fly as reinforcements arrive, terrain shifts, and unpredictable power-ups drop across the battlefield. Matches are typically short and intense, lasting around fifteen minutes, which makes the game highly replayable and ideal for quick sessions. Beneath the surface simplicity, there is a surprising amount of tactical nuance in positioning, timing, and reading the flow of battle.

The multiplayer component represents the heart of the experience, offering both online and local play. Matches against human opponents showcase the game’s brilliance—its unpredictable skirmishes, sudden reversals, and emergent moments of humor or desperation. Power-up crates can turn the tide in seconds, introducing temporary advantages like airstrikes, teleportation, or the ability to summon devastating weapons. These elements ensure that no two battles feel alike, yet they also inject an element of randomness that can occasionally frustrate players seeking pure strategy. Still, this unpredictability is part of Multiwinia’s charm. It’s not about perfect control but about thriving in disorder, adapting to shifting conditions, and embracing the absurdity of digital warfare. The artificial intelligence is competent enough to provide a challenge in single-player matches, but the game clearly shines brightest when humans clash over its colorful arenas.

While Multiwinia’s design philosophy emphasizes accessibility and instant action, it also limits the game’s long-term depth. Without a traditional single-player campaign or progression system, the experience can feel transient once the novelty of its modes wears off. Players looking for a narrative-driven strategy game or complex economic systems will find little of that here. The structure is more akin to a competitive playground than a full-fledged grand strategy experience. Yet within this simplicity lies a purity of design that few games achieve—the mechanics are tight, the pacing brisk, and every match tells its own improvised story of triumph and annihilation. The game’s brevity and unpredictability ensure that it never overstays its welcome, but they also mean that Multiwinia functions best as a short-burst experience rather than a long-term obsession.

Technically, the game remains smooth and responsive even during massive battles involving hundreds of units, a testament to Introversion’s careful optimization. The soundtrack enhances the digital atmosphere with electronic rhythms that pulse beneath the chaos, while the minimalist sound effects—crackling lasers, distant explosions, the rhythmic march of pixel soldiers—reinforce the sensation of being inside a simulated world. The presentation is cohesive in every respect, immersing players in a stylized digital war zone that feels both alien and oddly endearing. There is an unmistakable charm in watching countless tiny figures charge heroically into battle, only to dissolve into glowing fragments moments later, as if the game itself is celebrating the beauty of organized disorder.

In the end, Multiwinia stands as an unusual but captivating entry in the real-time strategy genre. It distills the complexity of warfare into a kinetic, visually striking, and immediately playable experience that thrives on spontaneity. While it lacks the narrative and systemic depth of traditional RTS games, its speed, accessibility, and distinctive art direction give it a unique identity that few contemporaries share. For players who appreciate fast, chaotic strategy games that value creativity over control, Multiwinia delivers a satisfying blend of competition and spectacle. It may not satisfy those looking for intricate long-term strategy, but as a snapshot of Introversion Software’s experimental spirit, it remains a memorable and refreshingly original title—one that celebrates both the simplicity of play and the unpredictability of digital life.

Rating: 7/10

Nov 10, 2025·11h·1·Verified

Steam User 9390STEAMNot recommended

Apart from the slightly odd art style there really doesn't seem to be anything special about this.

Nov 9, 2025·Verified

Steam User 3614STEAMRecommended

Futurewinians captured one point
Two hour game.

Nov 8, 2025·4h·2·Verified

Steam User 7473STEAMRecommended

Awesome game. Nostalgia from playing the demo as a kid. Unique art style, love the vibe

Oct 13, 2025·1h·Verified

Steam User 6444STEAMRecommended

i bet this game would be fun if it wasn't DEAD

Oct 11, 2025·Verified

Steam User 9229STEAMNot recommended

Tried it, but it feels like pure chaos that just left me initially frustrated and unwilling to continue.

Sep 7, 2025·1

Steam User 6261STEAMRecommended

been thinking a lot about this and Darwinia, way too underrated and lost in the sea of games available now

Jul 4, 2025·2h

Steam User 3113STEAMNot recommended

Was fun for the first 10 minutes, but gets really old really fast.

Jun 14, 2025·1h·Verified

Steam User 5479STEAMRecommended

<3 <3 <3

I would absolutely love if you asked me to play this with you.

May 25, 2025·7h·5·Verified

Steam User 4543STEAMRecommended

Really wish more people knew about this game, :(
its just a fun simple RTS, it reminds me of Pikmin more than any other RTS
you really should give it a shot

May 4, 2025·1h·2·Verified

Steam User 5858STEAMRecommended

great game but its a shame no updates recently and the assault game mode is so much fun to play and i wish there was some more maps

Apr 8, 2025·19h·Verified

Steam User 7453STEAMRecommended

Ever wondered what would happen if you threw thousands of tiny, colorful stick figures into a battlefield and let chaos ensue? Welcome to Multiwinia.

This game takes the charming aesthetics of Darwinia and cranks up the mayhem with fast-paced, strategic battles. Whether you're capturing spawn points, dominating hills, or racing to launch rockets, every mode is a delightful blend of strategy and arcade action.

The simplicity of controls means you can jump right in, but don't be fooled—mastering the art of Multiwinian warfare requires cunning tactics and a penchant for unpredictability. Plus, the retro-inspired graphics are a nostalgic treat for the eyes.

✅ Fast, frenetic, and fun
✅ Variety of game modes keeps things fresh
✅ Perfect blend of strategy and chaos
❌ Multiplayer community isn't as bustling as it once was, but AI opponents offer solid competition

Final Verdict:
10/10 – Would lead my pixelated army to glorious victory (or hilarious defeat) again.

Apr 6, 2025·1h·Verified

Steam User 2351STEAMRecommended

The graphics are pixelated, but the gameplay is fun.

Mar 30, 2025·1h

Steam User 4878STEAMRecommended

its for chill and fun times ! higly recommendet for those who need a easy age of empires type of game ! its more easy to understand the strategies and i just find myself almost every night in the pc playing it !

Mar 26, 2025·15h·3

Steam User 0781STEAMRecommended

GAME GOOD

Feb 9, 2025·84h·1·Verified

Steam User 8531STEAMRecommended

Best

Jan 17, 2025·4h·Verified

Steam User 6962STEAMRecommended

last update destroyed playability. i cant set resolution despite being in windowed mode. it insists on sometihng that doesnt make any sense.

Jan 17, 2025·20h

Steam User 9942STEAMNot recommended

Multiplayer is dead, singleplayer is braindead AI.

Jan 5, 2025·6

Steam User 0753STEAMRecommended

Una joya perdida. Recomendable con amigos

Dec 16, 2024·50h·Verified

Steam User 6864STEAMRecommended

Very Good game, probably the most important pieces of art.

Dec 4, 2024·13h·2

Steam User 6266STEAMRecommended

Futurewinians - save us

Nov 28, 2024·9h·3·Verified

Steam User 7549STEAMNot recommended

I didn't enjoy Darwinia much, so I wasn't expecting to enjoy Multiwinia either, but I figured I might as well check it out since I got both games in a bundle. I was pleasantly surprised to find that some of the things I disliked about Darwinia had been improved, like the painfully slow speed of units and some of the clunkyness around controlling them, and the game feels quite different in general. Unfortunately, despite the six different gamemodes and variety of different maps, it felt like this game got stale extremely quickly, and the gameplay just wasn't complex enough to stay interesting for long.

Regardless of the ultimate objective, most of the gameplay involves selecting groups of units and moving them around the map. You don't really have much control over what they do. If there's something to interact with nearby, they'll probably interact with it. If there's enemies around, they'll probably attack. It's never quite guaranteed though, and sometimes they'll just stand around doing nothing, or wander away. The visual feedback from combat isn't great either, and it's hard to tell exactly why you're winning or losing battles other than the assumption that the winning side had a larger number of units. Crates can be added, which can be collected to provide various items, which make things a bit more interesting. However, where these items spawn is fairly random and feels pretty unfair sometimes, and the power of various items varies wildly, so adding crates does little more than add more luck to the game. You can play this game against friends online or against AI, and playing with friends is definitely more enjoyable, although the gameplay felt about the same in both cases. I don't know if that's because the AI is decent or if it's because this game is so simplistic that it's not hard to design an AI to play it.

The game has the same low poly, simplistic aesthetic as Darwinia, and it looks neat. The game ran well, and I didn't encounter any obvious bugs, other than the same clunky controls when controlling the armor units that Darwinia had.

[b]TL;DR[/b] This is an interesting sequel to Darwinia that shares the same aesthetic and has similar gameplay, although it makes some improvements to the speed of the game and the way units are controlled and used. The gameplay felt pretty simplistic though, with few objectives beyond trying to make sure you have more units than everyone else in every battle, and most additional complexity relies mainly on randomness, which doesn't feel satisfying either. Despite the fairly low price, I still can't recommend this game, as I just don't think there's enough entertaining content here to justify it.

Sep 23, 2024·2h

Steam User 3896STEAMRecommended

dead as ♥♥♥♥ but was a boatload of fun when I played it years ago.... alone

Jul 26, 2024·28h·Verified

Steam User 2753STEAMNot recommended

I have a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 and this game, even on the lowest settings, stutters.

Jul 20, 2024·1h·Verified

Steam User 2380STEAMRecommended

cute fun every now and then, i don't really play it very often but i always do enjoy my time with it. its on sale pretty often and you can get it bundled with other great games from the same studio. pick it up if you wanna mess around with little paper star wars dudes

Jul 8, 2024·8h·1·Verified

Steam User 9521STEAMRecommended

After all this time, all the achievements are finally working.

Jun 9, 2024·33h·2

Steam User 7393STEAMRecommended

Great game, even though I came to it ~10 years late

May 21, 2024·19h·1·Verified

Steam User 9268STEAMRecommended

super dumb, super simple, I love it.

May 19, 2024·3h·1·Verified

Steam User 0409STEAMRecommended

The simplest possible RTS and I still cant seem to win
Love it

May 16, 2024·4h·Verified

Steam User 6802STEAMRecommended

war never changes. But it kinda does when you have 2d stick figures

May 11, 2024·92h·1

Steam User 9682STEAMRecommended

MULTIWINIA!!!!!!

May 6, 2024·20h·2·Verified

Steam User 9770STEAMRecommended

About the most simplistic a real-time strategy game can get.
There's not a great deal in terms of strategy. Only one type of unit and you're mostly going to be sending them all into the meat-grinder. Otherwise with a careful understanding of the terrain and location of spawn points you might be able to pull off a pincer attack.

Occasionally a random box will show up and if you capture it you might be able to get an edge over your opponent. Be that in the form of a nuke, a turret, some rage inducing, or a armoured vehicle to insert some of your men deep into enemy lines - among others.

The AI isn't too tough on normal mode, but that can be fixed to be harder and more punishing if you want.

Not a bad little game which you can while away a few hours with.

Apr 20, 2024·Verified

Steam User 3791STEAMRecommended

PTSD simulator

Apr 13, 2024·2h·Verified

Steam User 6424STEAMRecommended

its a very good game, it might be basic but the battles are amazing

Mar 30, 2024·12h

Steam User 5305STEAMRecommended

Do you ever have comfort food? Like a good sandwich from a place you've always loved, or a nice book you always re-read every few years. It can take us back to a simpler time, an easier time, when the only thing to worry about is making it to the next bite or the next page. Multiwinia is one of my comfort games. I bought it when originally came out all those years ago and have been playing it every now and then for the past 15 or something years just to get that injection of nostalgia particles into my bloodstream.

It's not the most perfect game in the world. The graphics are very endearing to me due to my already existing bias, but it admittedly isn't the draw. The pathfinding sometimes has a hard time as well, along with just the AI in general acting like a bunch of weirdos. But there's a core of gold here. If it's your game, you will get it like we all understood Pikmin 1 from only playing real-time-strategy similar to Command and Conquer or Starcraft before. There was even a modding community for this game at some point, with someone working on remaking the map Facing Worlds from Unreal Tournament into this game.

It's a special game in that it's really not to anyone else. It's a spin off of a bigger, more award winning game. It has never received any sort of HD Update, any new content, and the servers have been dead for longer than some of the people on Steam have been alive. But... It's fun. It's still a fun game. Just send your little green or whatever color team guys to shoot the other guys, have them go get cooler weapons from crates, and just have a good time.

I'm so happy to see how much Introversion Software has grown since the days of Multiwinia and Darwinia, super proud of you guys. If you guys ever want to remake or remaster Multiwinia, I know one guy that'd be playing it right when it comes out.

Jan 28, 2024·1h·2·Verified

Steam User 9190STEAMRecommended

A fairly decent game that made its bones in the Xbox Arcade back in the 360 days. By today's standards it's pretty simplistic - an RTS almost anyone can wrap their head around - but what really makes the game is the power-ups. Machine guns, airstrikes, forest fires, and nuclear bombardments are among the most tame power-ups you can acquire from the care-packages randomly (or not-so-randomly) dropped on the map. Among the more extreme power-ups are certain virus monsters and the arrival of new types of alien Multiwinians that do not come in peace and if not handled correctly can make the match spiral out of control.

Again, by today's standards it's nothing special, but it remains one of my favorite RTS games out there.

Jan 23, 2024·52h·Verified

Steam User 6351STEAMNot recommended

Boring.

Jan 7, 2024·Verified

Steam User 1293STEAMNot recommended

bad game. also, dead.

Jan 5, 2024·1h·Verified

Steam User 5298STEAMRecommended

Wish I could've played it more

Dec 31, 2023·6h

Steam User 9385STEAMRecommended

Killing stick people has never been so fun

Dec 30, 2023·6h·Verified

Steam User 3360STEAMRecommended

Hearing the cries of my people. How Haunting.

Dec 23, 2023·11h·Verified

Steam User 6860STEAMRecommended

Make another one already.

Oct 30, 2023·19h·1·Verified

Steam User 2247STEAMNot recommended

I really loved the first sad to see that this sequel. it lacks the story which i think is what made the first really appealing to play. gameplay barely changed and not for the good imo. having a sequel to a singleplayer only game be focused on multiplayer isn't a smart strategy here.

Final reveiw
what the game is/ what the game should have been

Oct 23, 2023·Verified

Steam User 9247STEAMRecommended

i played this a bunch when i was a kid. rlly good casual RTS

Oct 22, 2023·37h·Verified

Steam User 6252STEAMRecommended

This is the online version of single-player Darwinia. It's an excellent, if unconventional, multiplayer RTS and definitely worth your time, especially if you have a group of friends to play with. Send your army of pixel men into battle for victory!

Oct 17, 2023·7h·Verified

Steam User 8557STEAMRecommended

This game is wonderfully entertaining even if its CPU mode

Oct 7, 2023·12h·Verified

Steam User 4808STEAMRecommended

The horrors of war

Sep 30, 2023·6h·Verified

Steam User 9502STEAMRecommended

It's been 15 years...

Sep 13, 2023·4h·Verified

Steam User 4388STEAMRecommended

good

Aug 6, 2023·253h·2·Verified

Steam User 2947STEAMNot recommended

weird

Aug 5, 2023·1

Steam User 6630STEAMRecommended

Wish it had more people online

Jul 30, 2023·1h·Verified

Steam User 1814STEAMRecommended

hardcore game

Jul 29, 2023·1h·Verified

Steam User 0384STEAMRecommended

If you love strategy. If you like spending hundreds of hours on a game. If you love a little nostalgia with a modern feel... this is it! I can't recomend this game enough. I've had it before it even came out on steam and I STILL play it todaay.

Jul 23, 2023·39h·Verified

Steam User 4503STEAMRecommended

Jul 15, 2023·7h·Verified

Steam User 7168STEAMRecommended

This game sucks but in a very special way

Jul 14, 2023·1h

Steam User 6133STEAMRecommended

i used to play the ♥♥♥♥ out of this on xbox and its a nice little game and the multiplayer makes it so you can get a lot more hours out of it. definately worth a few bucks

Jul 14, 2023·8h·Verified

Steam User 6413STEAMRecommended

Big fan of the original game. Didn't get too into this one, but there is some MP fun here.

Jun 4, 2023·2h

Steam User 2043STEAMNot recommended

没法玩：高清屏上分辨率有严重问题导致大部分内容在屏幕显示范围之外——包括更改分辨率和窗口化的选项确认按钮。

May 23, 2023·Verified

Steam User 5969STEAMRecommended

ATTACK MY MINIONS!!!

May 21, 2023·5h·Verified

Steam User 3664STEAMRecommended

I cannot stop playing this game. I cannot stop booting up the Holy tree, 3 powerups, 0 time limit, lowest crate cool-down and random crate distrubution. Over and over.

May 3, 2023·49h·3·Verified

Steam User 6082STEAMRecommended

Multiwinia, Introversion Software tarafından geliştirilen ve yayınlanan bir retro-arcade çok oyunculu oyundur. Oyun, Dr. Sepulveda adlı bir bilgisayar bilimcisi tarafından yaratılan dijital Darwinia dünyasında geçmektedir. Barışçıl bir dijital yaşam formu olan Darwinyalılar saldırganlaşmış ve dünya üstünlüğü için savaşan gruplara bölünmüştür. Oyuncular altı oyun modundan birini seçerek görevleri tamamlamak ve galip gelmek için birbirlerine karşı yarışırlar. Multiwinia'nın grafikleri görsel olarak çarpıcıdır ve oyun hızlı ve yoğun bir çok oyunculu deneyim sunar. Oyun, oyunculardan çok olumlu eleştiriler aldı ve birçoğu benzersiz konseptini ve bağımlılık yapıcılığını övdü.

Apr 2, 2023·1·Verified

Steam User 7016STEAMRecommended

There's no more room in Hell.

Mar 26, 2023·2h

Steam User 4070STEAMRecommended

15 years in and i still love playing it

Mar 20, 2023·91h·1·Verified

Steam User 9132STEAMRecommended

ohio

Feb 15, 2023·25h·1·Verified

Steam User 6208STEAMRecommended

tiny fella warfare

Feb 13, 2023·18h·7·Verified

Steam User 9331STEAMNot recommended

Just meh.

Quote: "Remember Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Probably worth a google?"

Feb 12, 2023·2h·1·Verified

Steam User 5541STEAMRecommended

Not a lot of content to this game but it's quite fun, good time killer game.

Feb 11, 2023·8h·Verified

Steam User 0648STEAMRecommended

Relatively simple but fun. I really like the aesthetics. But I guess it is really hard fo find multiplayer opponents these days. Regardless, if you buy this in a bundle with Darwinia, you don't make a mistake.

Feb 4, 2023·17h·Verified

Steam User 8592STEAMRecommended

This five hours I have while reviewing felt like one. Simple concept and simple game yet probably more addictive than hard drugs. When I saw the game I thought it looked terrible and then I played the demo and I'm an actual addict.

Dec 31, 2022·23h·Verified

Steam User 5833STEAMRecommended

It's a solid early RTS with a focus on macro instead of micro. The art style has aged fantastically when compared to other games from 2005, and it still provides a good time today. There isn't much of an online community anymore, but that's not particularly surprising considering it's age. You can still play against AI, and there are plenty of maps to mess around on. One of the few RTS's I would consider relaxing. If this strikes your fancy then check out Darwinian, which is just the single player campaign version of this game

Dec 20, 2022·2h·Verified

Steam User 6670STEAMRecommended

8/10

Dec 19, 2022·2h

Steam User 5710STEAMNot recommended

So etwas ist nichts für mich, eigentlich kann man es sich nur für die Erfolge holen und Natürlicher im Sale.
Ansonsten lasst die Finger davon.

Dec 16, 2022·38h·1·Verified

Steam User 5041STEAMRecommended

Multiwinia 2 when???? Come on Introversion I know you have it, I've seen the leaks, I know you're adding Duck Mode just release it

Dec 2, 2022·18h·Verified

Steam User 8679STEAMRecommended

Un juego muy interesante y entretenido con un sistema demasiado simple y una temática bastante oscura. La simpleza de los controles puede que no genere una gran versatilidad al jugarlo. Pero lo divertido del juego es su concepto unico de estrategia, la verdad aplaudo la creatividad entregada en este juego. Una lastima que no se juegue tanto, pero la verdad es entretenido pero tampoco es grandioso para se tratado como un aoe2. Lo recomiendo para pasar un rato y dejarlo en el olvido. Creo que el juego lo recibi gratis, ni me acuerdo esto lo hago para rellenar tiempo y nomine este juego en steam porque la verdad una porqueria lo que hay hoy en dia.

Nov 24, 2022·16h

Steam User 5675STEAMRecommended

hace unos años estaba yo sentado, pensando en la vida y como me estaba yendo últimamente, después de terminar con mi novia, perder a mi hijo y a mi empleo, me refugie en el alcohol y las drogas para no sentir nada mas, tiempo después, navegando por Internet como de costumbre, encontré este curioso juego que me llamo bastante la atención, como tenia un poco de plata en la wallet lo decidí comprar y aquí estoy saliendo nuevamente del abismo de la depresión gracias a este juego que me conmovió con cada uno de sus aspectos.
Solo puedo agradecer por las incontables horas que pegue jugando este juego y que me llevaron a ser un ser humano de bien otra vez

Nov 24, 2022·26h·1·Verified

Steam User 8944STEAMNot recommended

One of the "OG's" of the genre, but in 2022 doesn't have much that sets it apart. If you're looking for a new RTS to sink your teeth into, there's much better options with more meat on the bone.

Nov 18, 2022·1

Steam User 6591STEAMRecommended

Criminally underrated strategy game. Has a simple ruleset (with simple crates only) that could enable some very interesting gameplay if anyone bothered to try it out. Also, ahead of every other RTS - no bias towards APM!

Nov 11, 2022·65h·Verified

Steam User 8689STEAMRecommended

Game is dead, just like my soul.

Was good in it's day though. Singleplayer is not worth it, just play Darwinia.

7/10

Nov 11, 2022·2h·2

Steam User 5307STEAMRecommended

This game i played so much as a child and honestly it really could use a reboot. it's a mix between napoleonic warfare and futuristic objectives like fueling a rocket. if you like the battles on napoleon total war you will definitely like multiwinia.

i know you guys are busy with the future, introversion, but give it a thought, this game is one of a kind artstyle, way of playing RTS and a lot of fun. i think a reboot could be quite succesful

Oct 7, 2022·7h

Steam User 6391STEAMRecommended

Played this on Xbox years ago.
Worth it.
I will even have my kids play this one day.

Oct 2, 2022·21h·Verified

Steam User 5203STEAMRecommended

Yes

Sep 18, 2022·35h·Verified

Steam User 4336STEAMRecommended

damit bin ich aufgewachsen

Sep 13, 2022·5h·Verified

Steam User 8914STEAMNot recommended

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Aug 31, 2022·9h

Steam User 9043STEAMRecommended

This is the most psychotic and visceral rts game ive ever played and its why i believe it to be the best

Aug 2, 2022·37h·Verified

Steam User 5968STEAMNot recommended

Fix the achievements and remaster it like Darwinia.

Aug 1, 2022·20h·Verified

Steam User 4777STEAMRecommended

pretty fun

Jul 25, 2022·9h·Verified

Steam User 6764STEAMRecommended

Simulated Warfare at its finest. This is a sequel/spinoff to Darwinia, another game by Introversion Software. Lead your multiwinian army against other players (or bots) to victory in a variety of gamemodes, such as Domination, King of the Hill, Assault, and more. Capture crates around the map to unleash deadly powerups upon your foes, such as the GunTurret and Nuclear Strike, or deadly hazards upon yourself, such as the Infection Outbreak. Use Officers to organize your troops and rally them into formations, launch attacks on enemy spawn points (or defend your own), or complete objectives.

Anyway, that's gameplay.

As for the story, there's not so much of it told directly (because it's a multiplayer game, no one's here for a story,) but you can piece together some semblance of a story from the map descriptions.

Like Darwinia, it's a simple RTS, but the fun and novelty of it comes from said simplicity. If you enjoyed Darwinia, you'll probably like this.

8/10

Jul 25, 2022·114h·Verified

Steam User 0400STEAMRecommended

muito bom jogo, engraçado,lindo e os servidores multijogador ainda funcionam!!!(*_*)

Jul 24, 2022·24h·1·Verified

Steam User 4184STEAMNot recommended

Don't get me wrong, this is still one of my favorite games of its genre, and I miss playing it quite a bit... The issue is, it simply doesn't work correctly on Windows 11. If you aren't running Windows 10, then don't even bother trying this one.

Jul 3, 2022·12h·Verified