I know it says I have only a couple of hours on record, that's because steam doesn't track play time unless the window is actually opened on your desktop, ok now to the review.

If you wish to just watch a video instead here is a sorta quick overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5L_NcqoAzs


Firstly, do i think this software is worth the $5.99 AUD... of course!
It's pretty crazy seeing the seemingly endless list of wallpapers that you could easily spend an hour just scrolling through and still enjoy seeing all of the content.


Secondly, multi-monitor?
Yes, there are 3 different options every time you open the window to change wallpaper(s) and are all pretty self explanatory but ill go through them anyways.

• first option is "wallpaper per monitor" which obviously means each monitor you have can have a different wallpaper on it
  
• second option is "stretch single wallpaper" which allows you to stretch the single wallpaper across multiple screens, i'm not entirely sure if it has a screen limit or if it can stretch across basically infinite screens.
  
• third option is "clone single wallpaper" which means you pick a single wallpaper and it basically just copies and pastes it on every screen

Thirdly, types of wallpapers
I'll start by saying that these are completely dependent on what the creator has added to the wallpaper options and not whatever you want to add
So not all wallpapers are static (meaning they don't move), most of the wallpapers have something special about them. I'll keep this section short and just list a few things, you can find wallpapers with:

• clocks
  
• animated backgrounds
  
• special animations that follow the mouse
  
• audio visualizer
  
• some even have their own audio

lastly, performance
Wallpaper Engine runs really nice, it even pauses the wallpapers animations when you open a game to save on performance. I'm not too sure how it runs with real old PC's but with any sort of intermediate computer it should still run absolutely perfect. if you're deciding whether to get this based off of "will it run good?", I would recommend you get it as i'm quite sure you'll be able to run this fine no matter what, if not you can always go for a refund but i doubt you'll want to


Side Notes:
I've never used the wallpaper editor/creation part of the software so i have no idea if its easy or straightforward or whatever, there are also a plethora of settings to mess around with within the wallpaper settings (depends on the wallpapers though)

Here is a list if you wish to just find a few quick wallpapers instead of searching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7p0maTXG7A

If you really want to get into creating wallpapers, this legend has some guides https://gtm.you1.cn/id/biohazard/myworkshopfiles/?section=guides&p=1