Clock Stopper

Clock Stopper

Coolpeng · 2025 · RPG, Interactive Fiction, Incremental, 2D, LGBTQ+

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About Clock Stopper

What would you do if you can stop the time?
Be the master of time?
Or do some crazy things that you've never done?

On the day you back home, you find an old timer that can stop the time, it's cool, right? With the timer, you can do a lot of things that you couldn't do before. Once the timer is on, the whole world stops. So a time stopping adventure begins! Is it a good thing? Or a curse? Let's find out!

FEATURES

3 dateable characters
5 fuckable characters
Over 100 full scene illustrations
40 hot animated scenes Hours of playing time, and steamy stories that are decided by your choices
Windows, Mac, and Android Available

What Steam players say

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Recommended Apr 3, 2026
[b]💬 Supportive Caveat[/b] This review is based on 23 minutes of playtime, during which I reached the bad end twice because progression was not especially clear. Like Coolpeng’s past games, this is a niche M/M fantasy made with obvious care, but it also carries over some of the same roughness in structure, writing, and overall polish. The premise here is non-consensual throughout: these men are frozen in time and cannot respond or consent. If that is a hard boundary for you, do not purchase this game. If you are here specifically for that fantasy, or you want to support an M/M developer working in this space, this may still be worth a look. I do think the game would benefit from clearer progression markers, especially in areas that seem to have no useful event for the day. Even a brief thought from the MC pointing the player toward a better choice would make the experience flow much more smoothly. [b]🎮 Gameplay & Genre[/b] Clock Stopper is an RPG and interactive fiction hybrid built around daily exploration, event triggers, and choice-based progression. As with [i]Dorm Days[/i] and [i]My Soldiers[/i], the biggest issue is that progression often feels unintuitive. It is very e…
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