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Is No Time To Explain Remastered worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want weapon-based movement and comic time-travel scenarios
- Local multiplayer groups seeking a shared platforming game
- Players who enjoy searching levels for cosmetic collectibles and making custom stages
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want slow, methodical exploration may hit a wall when the cannon becomes the main movement tool.
- Players seeking a grounded story or realistic tone may bounce off the escalating absurdity, giant monsters, and cake-themed hazards.
- Players looking for a primarily competitive multiplayer game may find the local multiplayer scope too limited.
Our take on No Time To Explain Remastered
The bounce point arrives when movement and combat merge: players must aim the Future Cannon to propel themselves while using it as a weapon. Those expecting conventional platforming may struggle at that control system before reaching the later hazards and alternate timelines.
What is No Time To Explain Remastered?
No Time To Explain Remastered is a comedy platformer about pursuing a future version of the protagonist across time and alternate realities.
Players use the Future Cannon both to attack and to propel themselves through hazards such as fire, acid, and cake-themed obstacles. The game includes giant monsters, alternate versions of the character, collectible hats, local multiplayer, and several playable characters with different movement abilities. Sixty hidden hats can be found across the levels. The remastered edition also includes a built-in editor for creating and sharing custom levels, a fully original soundtrack, voice acting, and dance moves linked to collected hats.
How No Time To Explain Remastered plays
- 01Cannon-based movement
- The Future Cannon serves as both a weapon and a jetpack for navigating platforming sections.
- 02Local multiplayer
- Multiple players can participate on the same local setup.
- 03Playable characters
- Different characters use abilities involving blasting, beaming, slingshotting, and catapulting.
- 04Hidden hat collection
- The levels contain 60 wearable hats to locate.
- 05Custom level editor
- A built-in editor allows players to make and share their own levels.
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No Time To Explain Remastered: platforms & release
Is No Time To Explain Remastered worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want weapon-based movement and comic time-travel scenarios. Skip it if: players who want slow, methodical exploration may hit a wall when the cannon becomes the main movement tool.
Where can I download No Time To Explain Remastered?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Time To Explain Remastered's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Time To Explain Remastered on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
