Time Warpers

This game is abandoned by the Devs its still playable but there is hardly anyone on this game anymore so once i get all the achievments im going to stop playing it

My only regret is showing up to this game too late to take advantage of the super cool online features. This game slaps. As someone who loves incremental games this is peak fun. I only have 15 hours now but I'm certain by the time I'm done with this game that number will easily be in the hundreds if not over 1000. Can't wait to see more from this extremely talented dev team!!!

At a certain point (zone 300), the math for doing runs to collect timecubes (upgrade currency) fails. the amount of timecubes required for upgrades outpaces any benefit the upgrades give, and you are stuck doing the same bunny-hop run through 290 to 299 over and over for 266 cubes. Going to a new zone is much slower and gives less that 400 cubes, I'm told that you unlock crazy buffs and teleports in the 1000+ zones, but seeing the levels just loop and repeat, naw, I'm done. Not bad for $5 on sale for 20 hours of play, but the fun ended there.

This game is fun... at first.; And then you'll get to a point where you realize, that while the developer says it's feature complete with 100's of hours of game play, it's really just unfinished as a concept. E.g. Card deck feature has flavor text for multiple decks and when you max out, more on this later, you can complete 2 full decks and less than half of a 3rd. You max out well before you can complete the final zone in any meaningful way and have to slog through the game to get to the end (that's where the 100's of hours comes in). There is no NG+ for beating the final boss which will (should) unlock more stuff. Basically the Canadian developer from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, got butt hurt that people got mad at him for using AI art in a different game and doesn't have the emotional/mental maturity to overcome the haters.; The studio is no longer making games as a result. I imagine that this someone of technical skill can reverse engineer in Unity, or a different engine, to polish what's lacking for a complete game. Since there is no maybe button, this gets a no from me, but I did get my money's worth (because I bought it on sale). Unity games are vulnerable to Cheat Engine and this game's anti-cheat system only monitors gross changes in speed, so, if you feel so inclined to try the game out, you can cheat engine through the rushed slog content that makes this game "feature complete". Don't be mad at the Canadian developer because Canada is now a country where everyone is butt hurt over anything to do with feelings or not do with feelings and it's a real shame that the country decided to change society from proud, strong, people, into sissies and pansies.

There are folks saying this eventually gets drab and repetitive... NO ♥♥♥♥... that's literally what these games are about. It's an Idle game and for what it is it's good at. If you like Idle games. You'll like this.

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