Wrongworld
Crash-landed on a surreal, low-poly world filled with freakish inhabitants, choose between permadeath and non-permadeath modes and embark on an epic (and ridiculous) survival adventure. Will you manage to stay alive as you unravel the mysteries of Wrongworld and search for a way home?
94.2Rating
0Content
62Achievements
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About This Game
Wrongworld is a action/adventure game designed for single-player, developed by Sludj Games and released in 2018. With an estimated 22,000 copies sold, it is considered a modest seller on Steam. Community ratings across Steam average 94.2/100 — a exceptional reception overall. According to player data, the main story takes around 9.61 hours, with side content bringing that to 11.29 hours, and a completionist run can reach 24.64 hours. Players commonly describe it as Open World Survival Craft, Adventure, Indie, Simulation and Action.
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User Reviews
94.2
Overall Score / 100
9.4/10
Steam (538 reviews)
Playtime Estimates
9.61h
🎯 Main Story
11.29h
⭐ Main + Sides
24.64h
💯 Completionist
Based on 11 player submissions
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Game Information
Release Date
May 11, 2018
Developer
Sludj Games
Publisher
Sludj Games
Platforms
Windows
Price
$6.99
Analytics & Metrics
Copies Sold (VISE)
Low Data
VRI ScoreLearning
68
Indicators are uncertain and suggest proceeding with caution.
VRI (Vorythic Recommendation Index) a single number indicating whether the game is worth your time. Built from game data, putting real players' opinions above progressive 'critics'.
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System Requirements
🪟 Windows
Minimum
- OS *: Windows XP
- Processor: Yes, a processor is required. My 2011 middle-of-the-road laptop can just about cope. But to err on the side of caution and also try to sound a little less clueless about hardware, I'll say an Intel i3 or better is probably wise.
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: You don't need a beast - as mentioned above, my ancient laptop (it's called Larry, by the way) has something known as a Radeon HD 6520G stuffed inside it, and it can just about deliver 30fps with all the settings on "Low". Definitely wouldn't want to go older/lamer than that, but the fact you're actually looking at 3-dimensional games on Steam makes me think you've probably already got that covered. But it is quite important that your graphics card supports DirectX 11. Things can get a little wonky on DX10.
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: As far as I can tell, any on-board chip should work. At least, none of the test machines I have access to have had any problems with sound.
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