Chrono Project
The Chrono Project is a 2.5D side scroller game, with a focus on meaningful storytelling that mixes seamlessly with the gameplay. The game features platforming, puzzles and simple combat. Take on the role of the Chosen One, destined to end a century long conflict between the two great factions. Discover their history, their true nature and their future.
Key Features:
Simple 2D gameplay shifting and turning in a fully fleshed out 3D world, with custom made models and environments.
A deep, well layed out story line, with loads of backstory to discover.
Moral choices with meaningful and sensible consequences.
The ability to undo events and rewind time, whenever desired, to any point of a play trough.
Custom, professionally made sound effects and music.
Published by
WARdd development
Independent development studio
Game Discussion
Steam User 5
Interesting game mechanic, reminded me of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. The game is not that difficult (at least till the part I have played). There is a stage where I am stuck currently cant seem to figure that out yet. But for the 2 hours of the game that I played, I didn't find the platforming aspect of the game too difficult (ie., it is Challenging enough) and enemies too problematic to deal with. There will be a lot of death and time rewinds (Especially at the Boss Levels) to clear some enemies.
The characters that I have encountered so far are funny and the story is nice. Really stuck at a level, cant seem to find a way forward.
Steam User 0
This is legitimately one of the most fun and creative games I've ever played. It might seem like I'm exaggerating because this seems like some sort of student project or a concept demo but I'm being completely serious. The game is surprising until the end and the rewind mechanic is compelling. As soon as you think the game has settled in it CONSTANTLY introduces new ideas. The story is maybe not first class but I was constantly interested in what would happen next. Your choices matter in this game as well. At a certain point in the game I played a level in a significantly harder way in order to do what I thought was the right thing and the characters in the game acknowledged it. Figuring something like that out is so much more immersive than so many AAA games nowadays. I can't recommend this enough.
Steam User 1
I randomly came across the demo of this game on Gamejolt 5 years ago and downloaded it. My English wasn't as good as now then so I couldn't understand much of the story and some mechanics so I played it for a while till i got stuck at the front of the Robo building so I gave up and delete the game and completely forgot about it. But after 5 years I just randomly remembered about this game and searched it on steam if the full game got released and when I saw it did, I was so happy and bought it the next day. I haven't played much of it yet but I played till the part where i got stuck the last time I played it and I really liked the time reversing mechanic. I can't say much about the story cause I'm just at the beginning of the game so maybe I can change my review after I play the entire game. Anyways I think this game needs more attention and I definitely recommend if you like different mechanics and supporting indie projects.
Steam User 5
Interesting mechanics in this game, the controls can feel a bit awkward until you get used to them but they actually make a lot of sense
Steam User 2
The game's story is actually very captivating with interesting characters. They really made use of the time rewinding mechanic. the Dev really had took the time to flesh out the lore of the game.
Here's hoping for a sequel with updated graphics & much more of the games lore explored.