A multiverse quest is a cross-game task within a blockchain gaming multiverse. These quests span two or more games, allowing player-controlled characters, parties, or groups of characters to complete objectives and earn rewards that transcend individual titles.

Examples of Multiverse Quests

From a game design perspective, multiverse quests can take many creative forms:

• Loop Quest – An item collected in Game A unlocks a chest in Game B. The chest in Game B provides an item that opens a dungeon in Game C, and completing that dungeon leads back to a hidden treasure in Game A.

• Collection Quest – Players gather items across Games A and B, which together unlock a chest or special event in Game C.

• Set Quest – Items collected across several games form part of a larger set, such as pieces of armor that only reveal their full power once the entire set is gathered.

• Non-Linear Quest – A more complex questline that moves players unpredictably across multiple games (e.g., A → B → C → B → C → A), offering dynamic, replayable content.

Another possibility is a multiverse main quest, where all participating games share the same overarching narrative. This type of quest could span tens or even hundreds of gameplay hours, weaving together storylines and rewards across the entire multiverse.

Real-World Example

Enjin’s Main Multiverse Quest is a prime example of a multiverse quest in action—showcasing how assets, storylines, and gameplay can be connected across different games in a shared ecosystem.