Everywhere

Gameplay

In Everywhere the so-called Utropia plays first fiddle - it's a hub serving as a community center. It is surrounded by various biomes (such as meadows, canyon or volcanic wasteland), in which we can find special challenges that diversify the fun.

Utropia also serves as a kind of base from which players can move to various districts, focused on a specific theme. The available areas include the Racing District (focused on fighting for victory on the tracks), the Combat District (as the name suggests, it is dedicated to dynamic skirmishes presented from a TPP perspective), and the Entertainment District (offering attractions such as a special museum). There are also a DJ room, access to the MindsEye game, as well as The Collection, where we can admire the works of other players.

The game offers a wide range of possibilities for creating our own content. The ARC-adia package allows us to create our own enemies and design original levels, and then place them in districts corresponding to their theme and mechanics. Nonetheless, it can also be used to create smaller elements, such as small objects or cosmetic details. The game allows us to upload our creations to a special store, from where they can end up in the hands of other player-creators.

Game modes

Everywhere allows for both single player mode and multiplayer gameplay.

Engine

Everywhere operates based on the Amazon Lumberyard engine (which was prepared based on CryEngine). It is also closely related to other technologies under the Amazon Web Services (AWS) brand, such as the Twitch streaming service or the Amazon GameLift used for creating dedicated servers. It's worth noting that, contrary to the initial fears of many players, the final game does not use NFT or blockchain technology.