Project Temporality
Release Date: July 23, 2013
Puzzle, TPP, science fiction, adventure elements, singleplayer
Steam
Project Temporality is a logical action game with adventure elements, produced by Defrost Games studio. Players control the actions of the hero, who tries to survive in a space base placed on one of the moons of Jupiter. The game is distinguished by the emphasis on manipulating the passage of time, which turns out to be the key to solving many tasks.
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[2:21] Project Temporality trailer #2
[2:15] Project Temporality trailer #1
Project Temporality Description
Project Temporality is the first game in the achievements of the independent studio Defrost Games, founded in 2010 by a former employee of Massive Entertainment. The source of inspiration for developers are the Portal series and logical games emphasizing the ability to manipulate time and space.
Project Temporality takes place in the future. According to the theory of British astrophysicist Martyna J. Fogg of mankind manages to "set on fire" Jupiter, and the moons orbiting around it are transformed into inhabitable planets. What is important, unlike the Earth, on most of them it is possible to manipulate time.
The main hero of the game is a tester bearing the number 87. Its task is to check the possibilities of time travel technology on one of the distant military bases in Jupiter's system. In the course of the game, the player discovers not only ways to use the futuristic brain implant TP-205, but also threads related to the character's story.
The game focuses on manipulating time and coordinating actions. The player is free to scroll back, forward, accelerate or slow down, and can also create temporary parallel branches of the event lines and the clones of their own character assigned to them. In many cases this is the only way to complete the task (e.g. a clone should be placed in the field opening the door or activating some mechanism, so that the main hero can go further).
The visual layer of Project Temporality is the responsibility of Defrost Games' own engine. However, many elements of the three-dimensional graphic environment clearly refer to such series as Portal or LEGO Star Wars.
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Last updated on August 14, 2015
