Manifold Garden is a first-person puzzle game developed by solo artist William Chyr over nearly seven years — one of the most visually singular and quietly mind-bending puzzle games ever made. Inspired by the impossible staircases and impossible architecture of M.C. Escher, the game places you in a universe governed by a different set of physical laws: geometry repeats infinitely in every direction, and falling off the edge of one surface brings you back to the top of another. You can change gravity to walk on any visible surface — a wall becomes a floor, a ceiling becomes a path — and the world shifts colour to indicate your gravitational orientation.

Key Features: • Impossible geometry — infinite architecture, gravity manipulation and M.C. Escher-inspired worlds • Gravity as a tool — walk on any visible surface, six directions of gravity shift the world's colour • No instructions — rules learned entirely through play and careful environmental design • Colour-coded water routing puzzles — route water through impossible architecture to activate panels