Everything

Everything is an open-ended experience in which you take control of many kinds of things, from animals, plants, and everyday objects to planets and galaxies. By changing form, you move between different scales of the universe, from the microscopic to the cosmic.

Explore connected environments, transform into things you encounter, and interact with the world through movement and actions such as singing or dancing. There are no required missions, scores, or enemies; exploration and curiosity guide what you do.

Discovering forms and completing introductory tasks unlocks additional abilities and features. You can also find recordings of Alan Watts’s talks as you explore, or let the simulation play on its own while its narration and music continue.

Players who enjoy Everything often point to its unusual premise and shifts between microscopic and cosmic perspectives, which they find relaxing, striking, or thought-provoking. Alan Watts’s recordings and the music are recurring draws, as are the freedom to explore without conventional objectives and the game’s goofy movement. Others find the experience aimless or repetitive, and some criticize the controls and animations.