Timeless: The Forgotten Town Collector's Edition

[b]Timeless 1: The Forgotten Town[/b] (IHOG) Options include separate sliders for Sound, Music and Ambients, Full-screen (auto-widescreen) and Custom Cursor. We do have a choice between Casual and Expert mode, but hint/skip-recharge time and length of the misclick penalty are the only differences. [b]Story[/b]: You're just trying to enjoy the train ride at the end of your vacation when red-clad figure in a mirrored mask declares that you will come with him, and you black out. When you wake everything has changed... Everyone has disappeared, your watch and cell phone don't work, you find an hourglass with sands that flow UP, and why does everything look like it's from the early 1900's? Now you are trapped in a timeless town, and have to find a way to break this spell before the sands of time run out! We have a fabulous [b]Journal[/b], which gives us a lot of extra story including things that we can't learn unless we read it. Clues are also stored here, although the more-complex puzzle hints will have an easier way to track them. [b]Gameplay[/b]: We have no [b]MAP[/b], but the way the town is laid out, it was easy to keep track of where we were. It felt like there weren't…

I played this game when I was a kid, remembered the name yesterday and decided to buy it on Steam, to relive some of the nostalgia. It was kinda worth it. This game has a nice story, and it's overall a good game, but it was crashing a lot, I don't know if it was optimized for Windows 10, but it was kinda annoying. Glad it had an autosave feature. 7/10

It was a good game did keep me on my toes, only problem i had was the game crashing 5 times. it a cute little story one i kinda did and didnt expect. For something to do on a rainy day it fun