Between Time: Escape Room

Really not intuitive. Some tips are really not useful, since they just point to something you already have. There are some puzzles that don't even have a tip available. Some puzzles, even with the tip and a guide from steam are not clear on how they should be solved. The design and funcionality are great, but I can't recommend this one.

Between Time: Escape Room is a first-person puzzle adventure developed and published by mc2games that builds its entire experience around clever problem-solving and the fascinating possibilities of time travel. Rather than emphasizing action or survival mechanics, the game invites players to become explorers and investigators, using a stolen time machine to travel across different historical eras in search of legendary treasures. This premise gives the adventure an immediate sense of purpose while creating opportunities for a wide range of puzzle designs inspired by each unique destination. It is a game that values curiosity, patience, and logical thinking, making it an excellent choice for fans of escape room experiences. The adventure unfolds across five distinct time periods, each offering its own visual style, atmosphere, and set of environmental challenges. Every location feels noticeably different, preventing the experience from becoming repetitive as players move from one era to another. Historical settings are more than simple backdrops, as each environment incorporates thematic puzzles and interactive objects that encourage players to pay close attention to their surround…

Short, but enjoyable clue-based escape room game, so you will need to piece together logic rather than mechanically assemble items as in other escape room games. Around 5 hrs worth of content, maybe slightly more if you are a complete idiot like me.

Time parts like mist Each choice echoes through the years Moments find their way

Between Time is one of my favorite of this dev's escape rooms - that is, better than Factory and Tested and about the same as Palindrome. The time machine theme results in more variety in environments, and the story, such that it is, is harder to predict than in the others. A couple of the rooms were the most fun I've played. There were also a few puzzles I solved without understanding the rules.

Beat in about 5 hours, was worth the inexpensive price. Had one puzzle that was just impossible i had to look up, and even the guide on doing it was confusing :D So updated the guide in steam.