- October 30, 2020
- MetaPub
- 5h median play time
Time Loader
Platforms
About
Time Loader is a story-driven, physics-based puzzle platformer that takes you back to the ‘90s. You play as a small, time-traveling robot sent on a mission by its inventor Adam to alter past events and undo a tragic childhood accident. Find the way through the relatively giant surroundings of Adam’s house, using multiple upgrades to help you navigate and interact with familiar objects seen from a …





- Charming graphics and sound design that evoke nostalgia for the 90s.
- Engaging story with multiple endings that encourage exploration and replayability.
- Simple yet enjoyable gameplay mechanics that are accessible for all ages.
- Frustrating controls, especially with the grappling hook mechanic, which can lead to difficult gameplay sections.
- Short playtime with some puzzles being overly simplistic and lacking challenge.
- Bugs and inconsistent physics can disrupt the flow of the game, leading to moments of frustration.
story
92 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating its engaging and intriguing narrative, particularly its time-travel theme and emotional depth. However, some found the story to be short, simplistic, or lacking in meaningful consequences, with a few noting that it could be summarized quickly, diminishing its impact. Overall, while the story is often described as cute and well-integrated with gameplay, there are calls for more depth and clarity, especially regarding the connection between player choices and multiple endings.
“The amount of detail that went into this little story was unreal, not to mention the secret stuff that is also in the game.”
“The story is engaging and thought-provoking.”
“Time Loader features gorgeous graphics, great voice acting, and a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat!”
“Overall, the story felt short and not too engaging.”
“I wish the game could have fleshed out the story more instead of making it reliant on multiple endings.”
“Unfortunately, I discovered that most of the story before the final act can be summed up in less than 1 minute by watching the second video trailer on the Steam page.”