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Is No Time worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Time-travel fans who want to visit many historical periods
- Players who enjoy quests and simulation systems alongside action
- Players seeking a time-travel game with crafting and a stated main story of up to 12 hours
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign substantially longer than the stated maximum of 12 hours
- Players who prefer a tightly focused game without simulation, crafting, side stories, and time-travel systems
- Players seeking currently available cooperative play, since that feature is marked as work in progress
Our take on No Time
The page emphasizes unrestricted travel across dates from 1 AD to 3033 AD, while the main story is stated to last up to 12 hours. Cooperative travel appears among the features but is marked as work in progress.
What is No Time?
No Time combines time travel, simulation, story, and action.
Players can enter any date, hour, and minute from 1 AD through 3033 AD, then explore an open world that changes with the time period. Pine Island contains stories, myths, quests, side stories, and mini jobs. Players can follow past versions of themselves or race against them while trying not to encounter themselves or behave out of place. Time Agents search the past for hints of the player.
The game includes procedural family trees, changing NPC relationships, weather, seasons, a day-and-night cycle, special world events, crafting, and a modifiable time machine. The main story offers up to 12 hours of playtime. Cooperative travel through a peer-to-peer system is marked as work in progress.
How No Time plays
- 01Broad Date Selection
- The time machine accepts any date, hour, and minute from 1 AD through 3033 AD.
- 02Changing World Periods
- The open world changes according to the selected time period.
- 03Generated Kinship Networks
- Characters may marry, raise children, die, or turn to crime depending on the economy during the selected year.
- 04Past Self Encounters
- Players can follow earlier versions of themselves or compete against them in races.
- 05Time Machine Modifications
- The personal time machine can be customized, with Steam Workshop support included.
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No Time: platforms & release
Is No Time worth it?
It is worth it if: time-travel fans who want to visit many historical periods. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign substantially longer than the stated maximum of 12 hours.
Where can I download No Time?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Time's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Time on?
Windows and Linux.
