Timeshift CD Key
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System Requirements
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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Current Best Price: $6.99 at Steam
Game: Timeshift
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Timeshift
Timeshift is a puzzle-platformer that blends physics and time travel to shape every move. A core mechanic lets you create a saved position anywhere, then warp back to it at any moment, carrying over your current momentum. This fusion of time manipulation with momentum-based travel enables routes and solutions that feel both clever and fluid.
In addition, you can rotate in any direction, allowing gravity and motion to be redirected around the play space. This combination creates a completely unique take on the 2D platformer genre, where timing, planning, and experimentation open new paths through each challenge.
Story and setting
You play as Quinn, who wakes up in the Rift—a canyon world from which none who enter ever return. The environment presents a perilous mystery, inviting you to navigate treacherous passages and solve puzzles as you uncover what happened to those who vanished.
Gameplay and mechanics
- Create save points anywhere and warp back to them whenever needed, while your momentum persists through the warp.
- Rotate the player in any direction to alter movement and interact with the environment from surprising angles.
- Combine time travel with physics-based platforming to unlock non-linear solutions and inventive routes.
Levels and collectibles
The game comprises 6 levels, each crafted to challenge your mastery of time and space. Every level hides 20 secret coins to discover, rewarding exploration and experimentation. Try to find them all and push your skills to the limit.
Challenge and replayability
The interplay between saved positions, momentum, and rotation invites experimentation. Each checkpoint becomes a stepping stone as you refine routes, discover hidden paths, and tune your timing. Mastering these tools opens up progressively tougher puzzles and new ways to approach old ones, enhancing both challenge and replayability.