Trigger of Time

I really enjoyed this game! The puzzles took some lateral thinking but weren't overly difficult. They felt very satisfying once they were figured out. The camera / player controller handled very smoothly and felt great. The graphics and sound design were both great too! Overall, this game was very fun. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys puzzle games and has a spare 1.5 - 2 hours to play it. Nice one Pantopie! Awesome job :D Also as a side note, I've been learning Godot for the last few months and it's lovely to see such an awesome game produced from our plucky little engine :)

short and fun, nothing mind-blowingly difficult just chill platforming and cool aesthetics

Great mechanics, challenging but not hard puzzles, graphics are mostly good even though I did not like all that flashy lights. A short and good experience 👌

A nice little game. Can be completed without a big time investment. The story is decent, you're never really lost in what is happening and the game explains its quirks clearly. Something I didn't really like. If the city was supposed to be eternal I found it really confusing why the tablets made by its citizens were addressing future explorers instead of the citizens of their time. The game is missing polish, the moving platforms are really jittery when you speed them up. But the missing polish it's nothing that you couldn't forgive from a 4€ game. And ofc optimization, I had trouble launching the game in the start because the game wouldn't respond. Something I really liked I think it was really clever to give the ability to speed up the monorails to the player. It made the traveling sections feel less like empty loading screens. The puzzles are not difficult but they're a lot more interactive than what you'd see other games. Solving the puzzles felt more like when I was playing portal than when doing the lazy match symbol puzzles I have gotten used to doing. I think it was really cool when inside a time bubble thingy the world around you would act the opposite, like when inside a…

I just bought the game on sale after finaly getting around to playing, since i discovered it in the Godot showcase a few months ago. I really like it, except for the end puzzle where i kept falling off the rails, but that is probably just me being bad. It's a cool game, but most of the games that i buy i and like, i try to 100 percent so i that can showcase them on my steam profile. But there isn't any guide for it on the steam comunity forum so i don't know if i will be able to show this game on my profile. Nevertheless good game.

It was fun (and very short - finished in one sitting). I got this because I played the game jam version of it from GMTK and it was cool. I expected there to be more puzzles and less parkour, though. Especially since I'm a fan of Portal, The Entropy Centre, Talos Principle, etc, the puzzles were pretty easy. The movement felt a bit annoying at times, like I'd carefully inch off a ledge only to slip way too far off of it and fall to my death instead. Also when the time dilation bubbles were introduced, I expected it to introduce another ability for the gun to create time bubbles too, but there was no mechanic like that. Anyway, I had fun and enjoyed the game, but I think there was potential for cooler puzzles. edit because I remembered something else: also, at the end, the music got way too repetitive and I had to turn it off.