Congratulations! You’ve got a new job on the Major Explorer Group! This… might not be a good thing. At least with our guide on how to play MEG Endless reality, we’ll give you the info you need to get started in your, hopefully long and deathless career in the group.
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How To Play MEG Endless Reality
In MEG Endless Reality, we’ll call it MEG for short, you play as members of the Major Explorer Group, hence the name of the game. Your job is to complete missions for your employer, by descending into strange places, completing objectives, and getting out before the time ticks down.
Controls
The first thing you need to do is familiarize yourself with the basic controls. We’ve detailed the keybinds in case you need them.
- Movement – WASD
- Jump – Space Bar
- Interact – E
- Sprint – Shift
- Flashlight – F
- Crouch – C
- Item Hotkeys 1-9
Missions
Interact with the terminal in the MEG HQ to pick up a mission. The terminal will invite you to pick a level. Only one you’ve picked a level do you get the mission. These can vary in difficulty. The more difficult the objective, the better the reward. Your reward at the end can also depend on how quickly you complete your objective.
It’s usually finding an item somewhere on the map and interacting with it, though it can also involve trapping entities.
The Levels
MEG has many different levels, and they can vary wildly in size, features, and danger level. We’ll leave any notes under the level name if we’ve found anything we think players need to know.
- The Lobby
- The Remodeled Mess
- The Icy Rooms
- The Habitable Zone
- Hostile entities confirmed.
- Entity resembled a player character with no legs, which will teleport players on contact.
- Pipe Dreams
- The Abandoned Office
- Play Place
- The Caves
- Future Hallway
- The End
- Poolrooms
- No hostile entities found on test.
- Dark Poolrooms
- Memories
- No hostile entities found on test.
- Terror Hotel
- Habitable Zone
- The Electrical Station
- The Hotel Boiler
- Black Out
- Thalassophobia
- The Darkened Suburbs
- The Bumper Crop
- The Concrete Jungle
- The Matrix
- The Infinite Apartments
- Paradise
- Identical features can make navigating tricky.
- The Cargo Port
- Ligneous Desolation
- Hostile entities confirmed.
- Entity resembles a rolling ball of limbs that does damage.
- The Dead Mall
- Motion
- The Infinite Garden
- The Neon Express
- The Windows
- !!!
The Shop
In the MEG HQ you’ll find The Shop. This lets you convert the money you earned from completing objectives into items that can help you in the levels.
- Charge Flashlight – $150
- Different color flashlight.
- UV Flashlight – $450
- UV Light.
- Night Vision -$650
- Lets you see in the dark.
- Body Armor – $300
- Gives player extra health, letting them take more hits from hostile entities.
- Medkit – $250
- Restores health when used.
- Energy Drink – $400
- Increases your sprint speed when used.
- Elevator Compass – $40
- Indicates where the elevator is on your HUD.
- Radio – $250
- Allows for global chat rather than just locational.
- Watch – $250
- Shows the time you have for an objective.
- Bear Trap – $300
- Catches hostile entities, stunning or destroying them.
- Ping Dropper – $250
- Marks the location activated.
- Camera – $300
- Lets you zoom.
You can also buy cosmetics like different colored suits in the shop by selecting them from the top tabs, but they don’t really affect gameplay so we won’t go into too much detail with those.
Tips
So now you have some idea how the gameplay loop of MEG works, let’s go into a few ways to improve your runs.
- Buy an Elevator Compass ASAP. This lets you find the elevator much more easily, which can be crucial for getting back. You should usually have enough money when you start to get at least one compass. This is also a massive help with entities like the Habitable Zone entity, which can teleport you around the level.
- Work as a team. If you’re not playing solo you should make the most of having multiple people, but be sure not to just run around at random. Send team members to check certain areas. If you can get the means to communicate, but don’t all have watches, it might be worth having a team member stay near the elevator and watch the clock.
- Some levels are more dangerous than others. Some levels are perfectly safe, others have entities that cause problems but don’t harm you much, some have entities that will take players out. It’s good to keep this in mind when picking where you visit.
- You can keep sprinting. Sprinting lasts for a long time, so knock yourself out.
