Tick Tock Isle

A small, unassuming time-travel puzzle adventure game. It's not a grand sci-fi epic, but more like an old pocket watch, tiny, worn, a little strange, and oddly easy to grow attached to.

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- The game isn't really straightforward with its quests and there is some figuring out to do by the player. - Lots of running back and forth to get specific items and talk with all the characters scattered throughout the area. Would I say that this game is bad though? No, by no means. + If you're a person who prefers shorter games, then this one is surely worth it for the small price of .99 cents (even lower on sale --> .49 cents) + The art style is cozy, charming and pleasent to the eye +And the music- GOSH THE MUSIC <3 + The storyline can be a bit jumbled up, but when you start to understand it, it's incredibly sweet and endearing + All of the characters have their own, unique traits and can be quite silly with their dialogue Overall I'd give it an 8,5/10 --> A bit too much runnin' all over, but beside that I don't have much to complain about. Get it, check it out yourself and have some fun <3

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C’mon. It’s .99 cents. It’s short and a dang good time. Esp if you like time twister puzzlers and silly characters.

Tick Tock Isle, developed and published by Squiddershins, is a short but memorable indie adventure that blends light platforming, puzzle-solving, and narrative quirks into a compact experience. The story follows Strike, a horologist who travels to an isolated island to repair an old clock tower, only to be caught in a temporal anomaly that sends him into the past. To fix the clock and find his way home, Strike becomes entangled in the lives of the island’s inhabitants across different time periods. It’s a clever setup that gives the game its personality and also frames the puzzles in a way that makes time itself an important part of the environment. The presentation leans heavily on a minimalist retro style, with pixel art that is clean and colorful enough to give each location a distinct identity while remaining functional and easy to read. The characters, though simply drawn, are expressive through their dialogue, and the environments strike a balance between detail and clarity. The soundscape enhances the game’s atmosphere with a light, melodic soundtrack and subtle effects that reinforce the contemplative tone. It isn’t flashy, but the aesthetics suit the game’s offbeat mood a…