A downloadable game

Immerse yourself in the world of a cutting-edge 1990s Modern Art Museum, where you're unexpectedly trapped in its surreal, twisting halls. In this unique adventure, your goal is to uncover hidden secrets, decipher cryptic codes, and solve challenging puzzles to escape the museum's mesmerizing maze of contemporary art. Between Two Worlds invites you to explore a future where art and technology collide, offering a one-of-a-kind experience as you unlock doors to freedom and unravel the mysteries that lie within. Step into the unknown and embark on a journey through the dimensions of art today!



Between Two Worlds offers three unique endings, along with a variety of puzzles and hidden secrets to help you escape the museum where you're stuck in time. The first adventurous player to uncover the game’s ultimate true ending will earn a special prize from the developer. And if you still see this message on the page, nobody has found it yet. 

I started working on this game for a game jam in June 2023, mainly as a way to experiment with Construct 3's 3D features, which they added a while back. I’d never made a 3D game before, and since I know Construct really well, I thought it’d be a fun challenge. What started as a small experiment quickly grew into something more, and I realized I wanted to invest more time into it than the game jam deadline would allow.

At its core, the game is about exploring a mid-'90s art museum, but as players dig deeper, they’ll begin to discover that the reality of this world isn’t quite what it seems.

Overall, I’m really happy with how this game has turned out. It features voice acting (generated from text-to-speech but surprisingly good), unique artwork—some created by AI and some by me—multiple endings, and a few secrets that I doubt anyone will find (and yes, that’s a challenge). The game is pretty tough, and it'll probably take a few playthroughs to uncover everything it has to offer.






Retro 1990s video game advert

90s style video game advert

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