- March 2, 2022
- Logisk Studio
The Chronos Principle
59%Game Brain Score
gameplay
100% User Score 10 reviews
Platforms
LinuxPCCloudMac OSPhoneiPadMobile PlatformiPhoneWindows
About
The Chronos Principle is a breathtaking journey through a series of intricate puzzles that explore the concept of time manipulation.







Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews
- The game features impressively clever and thought-provoking puzzles that are well-executed in a minimalist environment.
- High production value and a well-managed learning curve make the game enjoyable and accessible, even for players with short-term memory challenges.
- The innovative concept of interacting timelines adds a unique twist to the puzzle genre, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of abstract puzzles.
- The lack of an undo button and fast forward option can lead to frustrating moments during gameplay, especially when contemplating moves.
- Some puzzles feel overly simplistic or can be cheesed, and there are instances of reused puzzles with no variation in solutions.
- Display issues on certain platforms, such as Mac, can hinder the experience, with no resolution settings available and the game launching in an inconvenient fullscreen mode.
- gameplay2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
Players express a desire for additional gameplay mechanics, such as ghost-only exits and non-targeting spikes, while noting that the time mechanic is reminiscent of previous games. Overall, there is a sense that the gameplay could benefit from more variety and innovation.
“The time mechanic is reminiscent of classic platformers, adding a unique twist to the gameplay.”
“I was hoping for some more mechanics, like ghost-only exits or spikes that don't target ghosts, to enhance the experience.”
“I was maybe hoping for some more mechanics, like ghost-only exits, or spikes that don't target ghosts and whatever.”
“The time mechanic is reminiscent of other games, but it feels underdeveloped.”