You play as an unassuming green blob named Filo, who has an incredible ability: to control his many, many clones -- referred to as the “ME”. These clones possess all sorts of fun abilities that can be used to solve puzzles throughout the game. As you progress further through Filo’s adventure, you will find a variety of new types of clones. Understanding and harnessing their unique powers are key to your success. Filo’s myriad of adventures take him to a whimsical universe. It features a colorful art genre filled with adorable characters in their world’s mysterious environment.
Platforms
Linux Mac Ouya PC PS4 XONEGenres
Indie Platform Puzzle StrategyThemes
Action Fantasy
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiSo Many Me is a fantastic 2D puzzle platformer that'll test your ability to creatively work out tricky scenarios.
High-Def Digest
By Levi van Tine'So Many Me' is a lovely addition to the growing stable of adept platformers on the Xbox One. It competently serves up many of the tropes of the genre while gently poking fun at them, and has its own crafty mechanics to keep things fresh. It's not overly difficult, but the puzzles grow more challenging as the game progresses. I'm glad it was able to get over its financial troubles and find a home on the One.
Worth Playing
By Brian DumlaoIn the end, So Many Me is a puzzle platformer that works on so many levels. It has a charming cast of characters that are bolstered by a beautiful presentation and some funny dialogue. The range of puzzles rides a fine balance between elementary and impossible, and the wide variety of goals ensures that players of all skill levels can complete this title. As long as you accept the fact that failure will come often, you'll enjoy this great puzzle platformer.
GameGrin
By Connie KuroiOverall if cute puzzles are your thing I'd recommend this game highly. The story really isn't anything to write home about, but it's got a few laughs here and there. But I mainly enjoy the unique puzzle solving myself! Just be warned if you get frustrated easily you may swear at the screen a couple times, but that's a given with any puzzle game. Also bare in mind there seems to be no sign of multiplayer at the moment. I've clocked 9 hours so far on So Many Me, and I don't intend to stop playing any time soon!
New Game Network
By Austin ClarkSo Many Me is a cute, colorful game that will leave you smiling one minute, then gritting your teeth the next. It's a nice addition to the puzzle-platformer genre but more polished mechanics would go a long way in making it less frustrating in certain areas.
