
A Series of Temporal Mishaps is a platformer set in distinct eras of earth's history. Travel through time, steal the secrets of the ages, and run, jump, and puzzle your way home. The only catch: you're not very good at time-traveling.
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***New level coming soon and more will be added in the future*** A Series of Temporal Mishaps is a first-person platformer set in distinct eras of earth's history. Travel through time and overcome platforming obstacles to reach each era's objective...while making more than a couple mistakes along the way. Features: Wide Variety of Landscapes Explore 4 unique levels across billions of years. Gaze upon dinosaurs, sneak a peak at pyramid construction, mesmerize peasants, and stop Hitler*. *No guarantee any of these things will happen. Adventure Platforming -Sprint and leap across chasms -Race across sinking objects -Solve a puzzle -Bounce between launch pads -Observe scientific phenomena and discover historical records More Levels to Come -A new level will be added within months after release, with more to follow -Access the latest level by subscribing to our email list (link in-game) OR -Wait until the next new level is out and the previous one is unlocked for everyone
This is not the worst platformer I've ever played, but it is EASILY in the bottom three. Your character jumps like Spiderman, but he also controls like Spiderman... on the moon, sliding on ice, while paraplegic. The platforming is baby tier, if it weren't for the slidy controls there would be zero difficulty at all. The jumps are wildly inconsistent. You cannot make some jumps while running; other jumps you can but will slide along the wall and fall off the left or right side. The third level has levers that you have to pull with no indicators, that you cannot progress without pulling. And if you platform to the point where you need them, you have to jump back down and redo the whole section after pulling the lever. The fourth level has steam vents that are not spaced properly, so you cannot run and jump over them at all, and to jump over at normal speed, every fourth one gets overshot so you have to pull back. The environments look like stock Unity assets modified by someone who's never used a 3D program before. The UI consists of generic text on colored squares. Despite being able to get 150 FPS on max settings, the game still occasionally hitches, and for some reason uses a huge amount of power from the system. The lore text is... pointless, and doesn't give enough to make it worthwhile. The main character's commentary in the first level made me hate a character faster than I ever thought possible. And the worst of all: In order to play the last level, you have to give the devs your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ email, and then confirm it, for them to send you a code for the door to progress. Well, until now. The code is CyberSloth1473. Do not give them your email, that is scummy as hell and an absolutely terrible practice.
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A simple platformer with chill music and vibes. Throw a bit of dry, punny humour in there and you got yourself a series of temporal mishaps. The price is right (free). Reminds me a little bit of the Mario days.
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I mean... it's exactly what you see, a really basic 3D platformer. And I mean basic. Not really much to this game other than to run forward on really narrow paths, only 4 levels too (which aren't even that big). Level design is a bit questionable. Other than that, midair control is nonexistent, making it really easy to die (thankfully checkpoints are really generous, but that's not the point). Music and visuals are ok though. It's an alright game at best tbh. It's free though, so at least try it if you're into these kinda games.
Only one bug I encountered, I noticed that the mouse sensitivity was a bit low so I pressed "Z" to change the sensitivity, Once I load into a level or back into the main lobby area, the mouse sensitivity resets, back to the default, no big deal, I think the middle of the mouse sensitivity slider if perfect, so not so big of a deal.
A Series of Temporal Mishaps is a first-person platformer that sees you playing as a time traveller journeying to various points in time, ranging from the prehistoric period, to the dark ages, and beyond to the future. Except, everytime you travel to a new location, a piece of your time machine breaks apart, so you have to go off exploring in order to find it. Depending on where you are, you are presented with platforming-based challenges that take you across detailed landscapes. In between all of this there is quite a bit of worldbuilding in the form of notes and numerous points of interest, all of which give insight into all of these locations. It's a rather basic game. The platforming can be quite slippery at times, but it's still fun. New levels are still being added, so it's worth coming back to it from time to time. If you would like to see a slightly more detailed version of this review, as well as reviews for other free to play indie games, be sure to check out my video for them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFN-XNlvNHw
Fun little first person 3D platformer. Currently has 4 levels with more to be added in the future.
I love this game! I grew up playing puzzle games and this game does a great job combining the puzzles with parkour. The time travel story line ensures that the environment never gets boring and makes me want to play the next level. It's also a PERFECT game for streaming as it is very entertaining and has a balance of success and rage induced. Each level doesn't take too long but it also has enough content to keep you invested until the next level. Would definitely recommend!
A Series of Temporal Mishaps, dünya tarihinin farklı dönemlerinde geçen bir platform oyunudur. Zamanda yolculuk yapın, çağların sırlarını çalın ve koşun, zıplayın ve bulmacalar çözerek eve dönün. Tek sorun, zamanda yolculuk yapma konusunda pek iyi değilsin.
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