Time Rift

by Lightshards, Abiding Bridge, IndieArk

The Developer Says...

Time Rift is a fast-paced puzzle-shooter. You’re a hacker-turned-security tester, but your skills will only get you so far - to take down global megacorp VaultCo, you’ll have to manipulate the flow of time!

Players Like...

❤ Blending Puzzle and Action

Players take on the role of a hacker-turned-security tester who must navigate a series of levels filled with obstacles and challenges. The core gameplay mechanic involves manipulating the flow of time, allowing players to slow down, rewind, or stop time to avoid traps and complete objectives.

❤ Navigating Challenging Levels

The levels feature a "roving firewall system" - a deadly, auto-scrolling bar that can chase the player from any direction, adding an element of urgency and pressure. To progress, players must master the use of bombs, gates, and nodes to execute "perfect runs" and overcome the obstacles in their path.

❤ Flexible Difficulty Options

The game offers accessibility features that cater to players of all skill levels. Users can utilize time manipulation abilities to assist with difficult tricks or stop everything to carefully plan their next move. This flexibility ensures an enjoyable experience for both casual and hardcore puzzle enthusiasts.

❤ Rewarding Exploration and Speedrunning

Throughout the levels, players can collect optional "crypto bits" as collectibles, adding an extra layer of challenge for those who want to fully explore the game. Additionally, the title supports speedrunning, allowing players to compete against themselves and strive for the fastest possible completion times.

❤ Engaging Narrative and Polished Presentation

The game's story of corporate sabotage is delivered through the player's employer, providing context and motivation throughout the adventure. Vibrant neon graphics and a well-integrated soundtrack contribute to an immersive and polished experience praised by players.

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