Chronology

This is a rather short puzzle-platformer, able to be beaten in around 1.5-2 hours depending on puzzling and platforming experience. What you get for that time is a pretty unique blend of puzzles featuring time stopping, past/future swapping, and controlling multiple characters. It also has good dialogue and a great ambiance. The story is a bit by-the-numbers, but that's to be expected given how short it is, and is definitely far better than many other platformers with almost no story to speak of. The platforming of this game isn't very difficult, with time stopping and other puzzle elements taking priority over hand-eye coordination. Put differently, this is a game about puzzle solving not platformer timing. Due to the short playtime, I would have marked this game down if it cost more, but $5 seems like right about the right price for the amount of game you get. As such, I can heartily recommend it.

7/10