KUTO: The Lock of Time
A 2D action-platformer metroidvania built around rewinding time. Wield the Scythe of Kronos, chain dashes and strikes, and rewind death itself as you explore interconnected ancient sanctuaries and hunt down the pantheon that betrayed you.
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About the game
Betrayed by gods. Bound to a titan.
Jokoan Kuto is an outcast from the Order of the Guardians of Time who lost his gift of prophecy and was sentenced to death by his own pantheon. He miraculously escaped the sacrificial fire, but paid a heavy price for his salvation. Having fused with the spirit of the chained titan Kronos, Jokoan became his vessel. Now he wields the legendary Sickle of Cronos, and ahead lies a desperate escape through time, crumbling eras, and hordes of enemies.
Take revenge on those who betrayed you, and free yourself from the titan’s grip, imprisoned within your body.
Master Time: Death is not the end. Use the Rewind Key to turn back time, undo a fatal mistake, avoid deadly traps, and slow down the moment to anticipate an attack before it strikes.
Dynamic Combat System: Unleash the titan’s wrath upon your enemies. Combine swift dashes, leaps, and devastating strikes with the Sickle of Kronos while collecting the souls of the fallen.
Challenge the Pantheon: Face off against deadly guardians, mythical beasts, and the gods themselves, including the ruthless Athena.
Explore a fractured world: Ancient sanctuaries intertwine across shattered eras. Return with new abilities, discover shortcuts, and uncover what the Order has tried to bury.
Rewind death
A missed jump, a trap you read too late, a hit that should have ended the run — hold the Rewind Key and pull the last few seconds back. Mistakes are part of the language of this game, not a punishment for playing it.
Cut with the Scythe of Kronos
Chain dashes, jumps and strikes into one uninterrupted line. The scythe is heavy, the dash is short, and the distance between them is where the fight actually happens.
Explore a world folded out of broken eras
Ancient sanctuaries, ritual halls and collapsing structures connect into a single hand-built map. Temporal columns hold the space together — bring them down and the level answers. Paths that made no sense on the first pass open up once you know what the Rewind Key can reach.
