Timelie

A relatively simple puzzle game which is all about timing. Unfortunately, as the window of opportunity is extremely short in some levels (and even shorter if going for the relics or in the extra levels), they become quite challenging and frustrating with lots of trial and error. The graphics are good as is the minimalist soundtrack, but the ambiguous metaphorical plot and similar mechanics made it boring more than anything else. The ending was emotive, the cat is cute and the later levels show more complexity, but it’s not that long or fun to play.

I bought this puzzler on sale and I am really happy with it. The game looks great, plays well and has a nice puzzle twist waiting towards the end. The main game is relatively short, but the free DLC should easily more than double the playtime mileage you can get out of this game. The puzzles are well designed and when including optional level completion conditions and the DLC you have a good range of difficulty levels (from medium to very difficult) to choose from.

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. It has great story, surprise twists, great atmosphere and nice challenges. Unique on its own. I remember going from being very cautious to passing some of the hardest maps on the Extreme DLC, and the game was satisfying on all levels. 5/5 stars.

Very sweet character and awesome credit animation story, fantastic cinematic music and singing, I love them. I like the chapter selection's animation, very interesting. The whole game is reasonable constructed and well designed to be perfact timing, even on "based on player action" levels. About 5 hours relaxed playing, 1-pass with 2/3 in game and 64% overall achievement, to finish the main chapter, which is satisfying value. Not so hard(*negatively spite*), needs medium thinking on normal level, and some aggressive thinking on endloop levels. Good for collection, if you don't like to finish it. RELAX. CUTE. TIMIMG. MUSIC.

Time control, they could remove that "super power" from the game and the only thing it would change is that you might have to do the level over again when you fucked up. that's it. it's very anticlimatic. Since playing with Time was the reason i wanted to try the game, i submitted the return request just now. The missions are also not very engaging...though i put part of that blame on the controls. The issue is the controls are harder to use than the misssions are to do. Meaning every mission just reminds me of how much effort i have to put into moving the characters around, rather than the puzzle at hand. To be clear, it's easy to left click and move them around, but you have fight with the game for all the little things it does that gets in the way of that. like when you tell Character2 to move, it unpauses time, so you have to the rewind again and setup C1. Then it autoplays again, and the way this is setup - you don't really ever want an autoplay. I was happier with "the marvelous Miss Take" and "Invisible Inc.", and for "time" games well there aren't many of those. "Timeshift" was "okay but fun at times" but the install process is now screwed up and doesn't work even from steam - without following a guide first.