Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival

Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival

Tbjbu2 · July 27, 2023 · Survival, Base Building, Crafting, Adventure, Automation

Buy Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival from Steam at $19.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival price by region

Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival costs £16.75 in the United Kingdom, €19.50 in Europe (EUR), $19.99 in the United States, $19.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$25.99 in Canada, NZ$28.99 in New Zealand, A$29.50 in Australia, R$59.99 in Brazil and zł91.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £16.75 £16.75 — 1
Europe (EUR) €19.50 €19.50 — 1
United Statesyour region $19.99 $19.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $19.99 $19.99 — 1
Canada CA$25.99 CA$25.99 — 1
New Zealand NZ$28.99 NZ$28.99 — 1
Australia A$29.50 A$29.50 — 1
Brazil R$59.99 R$59.99 — 1
Poland zł91.99 zł91.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival

TIME TRAVEL through history to BECOME GOD 🚀


Ride dinosaurs, forge tools, sail dunes, build a colony, siege castles, automate and fly, mine underground, launch to the moon, build a dyson sphere!

An insane, unforgettable and revolutionary survival crafting base building open world adventure.

SOLO DEVELOPED & SINGLEPLAYER ONLY

  • This game constantly introduces completely new features to create an exciting time travel adventure with a focus on high gameplay variety.
  • Each time era is intentionally short to keep the game constantly exciting, similar to games like It Takes Two and Spore.
  • This game follows a mostly linear tech tree and does not have modular building so you CANNOT create custom buildings. Don't expect a sandbox experience.

EXCITING TECHNOLOGY


Progress through time eras as you develop exciting technology!
  • Fight, tame, and ride dinosaurs & explore an ancient temple.
  • Forge iron tools as you make a primitive base and fight primal animals & caveman.
  • Sail desert dunes, face giant primal worms, and fight humans across multiple different times.
  • Build and manage a human tribe colony, explore an ice cave, discover waterwheel power, and take down a hostile colony.
  • Glide through landscapes, break into an ancient castle as you build siege weapons and battle soldiers, then explore a modern day museum.
  • Automate by building machines and generating electricity, produce plastic, fly a hot air balloon, and battle with tanks.
  • Construct and sail an industrial ship and aircrafts, then mine underground and build a rocket to launch to the moon.
  • Unlock a futuristic way to automate on the moon, drill the moon using your own rover, fight mechs on Future Earth, and build a Dyson Sphere!
  • Take off into space to discover and take control of a powerful alien artificial intelligence to go beyond this universe.

SURVIVAL FEATURES

  • CRAFTING & POWER: from forging your own stone tools and manually forging iron, to colonists & waterwheel power, electricity powered machines, and finally, a dyson sphere.
  • BASE BUILDING: from primitive houses to a tribal colony, industrial electrical zone, and futuristic gravity automation.
  • COMBAT: from throwing rocks and riding dinosaurs, to fighting animals and humans with primitive spears, sharp swords, guns, and explosives. And did I mention the tanks and mechs?
  • TRAVERSAL: traverse the eras in the coolest ways: dinosaurs, boats, paraglider, siege weapons, hot air balloon, industrial ship, aircrafts, and a spaceship...
  • GATHER: gather resources as you explore the different eras, each having different resources for new technology.

Grand Emprise: Time Travel Survival — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

Not recommended Jun 10, 2026
Anyone reading this review can buy this game if they wish to, but I think there are some things they should consider before doing so. The eras so far are boring in my opinion because all this game mainly is, is a fetch quest for resources to build the structures to progress the tech tree and you time travel to different eras just to get the resources you need. The arena where you fight gladiators is bad because there are no spectators in the seats so it is just empty excitement where the soundtrack seems to try to compensate for that. The graphics are good, but that is the very few things about this game that are good. The journey of this game is just a fetch quest for resources just to build structures for the main purpose of progressing the tech tree then transition to a new era and complete a few other missions. I thought the space age era was sort of cool and the map seemed endless unlike the other era maps but limited since you can't leave the moon to visit earth or fly close to the sun, but If you want this game play the demo first and wait for a discount.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 1, 2026
this game sucks and is a cash grab, i do not know why i got this since it sucks major A#s. please dont buy it
1 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 29, 2026
It is not a sandbox. But it is a decent survival game. It is very minimum viable product but it is viable it is playable and the bugs are few and far between. I would say it is worth the $5ish bucks i paid for it when it was on sale but definitely not worth full price. Reminds me of some of the games from the 90s
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 23, 2026
The combat is terrible: hit 2–3 times, dash back, and repeat. Crafting gets tedious fast too. You make primitive tools, move to the next era, and basically do it all over again with higher resource requirements. I made it to the third era, where colonists add some semi-automation, but it still felt like the exact same gameplay loop. Gather resources, craft what the game asks for, progress, repeat. I got bored and stopped playing.
Recommended Sep 2, 2026
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Not recommended Aug 29, 2026
The game is fun but is also very rough and at times feels like a drag.

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