No Time To Explain Remastered

Steam

Standard Edition · Steam

$14.99

Humble Store

Standard Edition · Steam

$14.99

Cheapest No Time To Explain Remastered keys — keyshops

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Driffle INC

Standard Edition · Steam

$0.72

Gameseal

Standard Edition · Steam

$0.61

Kinguin

Standard Edition · Steam

$0.61

Eneba

Standard Edition · Steam

$0.67

Keycense

Standard Edition · Steam

-93%

$1.20

$16.88

CJS CD Keys

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.68

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No Time To Explain Remastered price by region

No Time To Explain Remastered costs £0.29 in the United Kingdom, €0.33 in Europe (EUR), $0.61 in the United States, $0.61 in Georgia (USD), zł1.85 in Poland, CA$1.94 in Canada, A$2.19 in Australia, R$3.92 in Brazil and NZ$21.99 in New Zealand right now.

Cheapest No Time To Explain Remastered offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£0.29 −90%	£1.27	£0.29	7
Europe (EUR)	€0.33 −90%	€1.47	€0.33	8
United Statesyour region	$0.61 −90%	$1.49	$0.61	9
Georgia (USD)	$0.61 −93%	$8.49	$0.61	8
Poland	zł1.85 −97%	zł58.34	zł1.85	4
Canada	CA$1.94 −90%	CA$1.94	—	3
Australia	A$2.19 −90%	A$2.19	—	3
Brazil	R$3.92 −92%	R$46.99	R$3.92	3
New Zealand	NZ$21.99	NZ$21.99	—	2

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About No Time To Explain Remastered

✦ AI summary

Chase your future self through surreal, time-bending platformer levels while wielding a gun that doubles as a jetpack, collecting absurd hats, and battling giant monsters from alternate realities. This chaotic comedy platformer escalates from silly to completely ridiculous, packed with hilarious voice acting, a killer soundtrack, and enough mechanical variety to keep you laughing through its handcrafted levels and custom level editor.

"I Am You From The Future! No Time To Explain, Follow m-OH CHRIST!"

Chase your future self through time and alternate realities while fighting giant monsters, collecting hats, and eating cake! No Time To Explain is a game about Time Paradoxes, Jetpack Guns and Ribs In People's Eyes. It's a comedy platformer featuring great music, voice acting and gameplay that becomes more ridiculous as you go.

Key Features

Completely rebuilt from ground up in Unity! The Remastered version of No Time To Explain is how the game was originally intended to be played.
Now with local multiplayer!
USE THE POWERFUL FUTURE CANNON as a gun AND a jetpack!
PLAY AS NEW CHARACTERS to blast, beam, slingshot and catapult yourself through fire, acid and fairy-cakes!
TEST YOUR GUN-GLIDING MASTERY: There are 60 wearable hats hidden around these levels, but where are they?
FACE OFF against giant monsters from alternate timelines, including the most horrific of all: your evil alternate self!
Kill giant alien crabs!
Eat cake!
Fight sharks!
Jump on stuff!
Play fullscreen!
Perform awesome dance moves while wearing collected hats!
Play different versions of yourself from the future!
Fully original Soundtrack!
Create and share your own levels in the built-in Level Editor!

About tinyBuild

We're an indie game development and publishing company. No Time To Explain is our first game. It came out of a successful Kickstarter and Greenlight adventure. Since No Time To Explain, we started helping other developers with their games. After getting enough muscle behind our internal studio, we came back to No Time To Explain, and completely remade the game in a proper engine. No Time To Explain Remastered is free for everyone who owns the original!

No Time To Explain Remastered — game info

Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck: Playable
Player modes: Single-player, Online PvP, Split screen
Controller: Full controller support
PC Game Pass: Not included

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No Time To Explain Remastered price history

No Time To Explain Remastered is $0.61 at Gameseal right now, compared across 9 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $0.52.

2026-09-26low $0.52 · now $0.61

Might be worth waiting — It has been cheaper — lowest tracked price $0.52.

No Time To Explain Remastered price changes · since 26 Sep 2026
Date	Price	Store
1 Nov 2026	$0.61 ▲	Gameseal
27 Oct 2026	$0.60 ▼	Gameseal
26 Oct 2026	$0.71 ▲	Eneba
20 Oct 2026	$0.61 ▼	Gameseal
18 Oct 2026	$0.71 ▲	Eneba
16 Oct 2026	$0.61 ▲	Gameseal
15 Oct 2026	$0.52 ▼	Gameseal
14 Oct 2026	$0.53 ▲	Gameseal
13 Oct 2026	$0.52 ▼	Gameseal
12 Oct 2026	$0.58 ▲	Eneba
11 Oct 2026	$0.53 ▼	Gameseal
9 Oct 2026	$0.61 ▲	Gameseal

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No Time To Explain Remastered — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy No Time To Explain Remastered?: Gameseal at $0.61 — the lowest of the 9 stores we compare for your region. Gameseal is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is Fanatical at $1.49. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is No Time To Explain Remastered free?: No — No Time To Explain Remastered is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $0.61.
Has No Time To Explain Remastered ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked since September 2026 is $0.52. It is $0.61 today.
Is No Time To Explain Remastered worth buying now?: Might be worth waiting. It has been cheaper — lowest tracked price $0.52.
Is No Time To Explain Remastered Steam Deck compatible?: Mostly. Valve rates No Time To Explain Remastered Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.
Can I play No Time To Explain Remastered on Mac?: Yes. No Time To Explain Remastered has a native macOS version on Steam.
Is No Time To Explain Remastered on PC Game Pass?: No — No Time To Explain Remastered is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $0.61.

DLC & expansions

🎁 Complete the collection

Base game + 1 of 1 DLC at today's best prices.

$3.60

to own everything

No Time to Explain Legacy

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lowest tracked $0.50

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

No Time To Explain Remastered is praised by players for its explosive, fast-paced gameplay filled with clever puzzles and a humorous story that keeps things entertaining throughout. However, some players note frustration with the bounce pad mechanics, which can feel unpredictable and difficult to master, making progression occasionally feel unfair rather than skill-based.

Recommended Aug 29, 2026

thank you jack <3

3 found this helpful

Recommended Sep 20, 2026

There's No Time To Explain!

1 found this helpful

Recommended Sep 28, 2026

No time to explain!

Recommended Sep 24, 2026

C L A S S I C

Recommended Sep 15, 2026

No Time to Explain is explosive from start to finish. You get caught up all the time in its clever puzzles and a story that never stops messing around. It makes your heart race through the entire experience. Highly recommend.

Recommended Sep 15, 2026

I don´t know how the dev does it, but he makes the bounce pads have their own free will and launch you where they want so you can´t learn the lineup. 10/10 game absolutely recommend it to people with suicidal thoughts and anger issues.

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