Glusiverse is a cute'm up in a graphical style like 8 bits machines from 1983, with 8 stages, cute characters, big bosses and a lot of surprises. The scroll is horizontal, but the main character can go right and left.

You will begin by starting your own journey to save the master. Then it will fly throughout the Glusiverse. Fly through screens of dangerous worlds, trying to find the remedy for your master.

A long time ago, far away, there existed in space a GLUSIVERSE, where a brave hero called GLUSI-GLUSI fought against his enemies (or not). In space year 6126 the interplanetary Economic System suffered a collapse that caused panic on all planets. At the proposal of the SPACE GUILD someone is guiding the forces of PLANET AMALFAR to build a great fortress in the GLUSIVERSE, where…

… Our protagonist, GLUSI GLUSI, must find the antidote for the disease that threatens the life of his teacher, GLUSEI. To do this, he enters the confines of the GLUSIVERSE in search of the 7 ingredients and the recipe.

Features:

• 8 bits graphic style

• A lot of surprises

• A big challenge

• Addictive, Exciting Game Play

• Perfect for the Entire Family

As a development studio it has developed two spanish videogames, among others Glusiverse (Trusiga, 2025), and Ryostar Oversight (Trusiga, 2007).

You can know more about Trusiga through their profiles in Web, X, or itch.io.

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As a developer his most common role is Producer. He has participated in a total of twelve spanish video games, being some of the most important Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX (Jankenteam, 2021), where he has been Producer or Blues and Bullets (A Crowd of Monsters, 2015), where he has been Producer too . Also took part in other video games like Glusiverse (Trusiga, 2025), where he took part as Developer, Funk of Titans (A Crowd of Monsters, 2015), where he took part as Producer, and Soccer Up! (EnjoyUp Games, 2011), where again he took part as Producer. Besides, he took part in four video games developeds outside Spain, Real Football (Gameloft, 2005), where he also was , y Prince of Persia (Gameloft, 2005), where he also was .

Within the video game press also was in the website Vandal (since march 2013 until September 2020), in the website VideoShock (since november 2010 until 2018) and in the website AnaitGames (since january 2006 until March 2007).

Nafria has also taught some presentations about video games, being the most recent Mecánicas no violentas para videojuegos at Madrid Games Week 2019 on 03/10/2019, Eventos para devs indies y porqué at Indie[MAD] Valencia on 27/09/2019, and Mecánicas para hacer juegos no violentos at Indie[MAD] Málaga.

You can know more about Ramón Nafria «Naeval» visiting his social media profiles in Web, X, LinkedIn, or Instagram.

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