Fit check
Is The Throne of The Clock - remasterd worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Story-focused players who want branching choices and multiple endings
- Adventure fans who prefer a short campaign of about one hour
- Players who want real-time combat without requiring constant killing
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long RPG campaign may find the approximately one-hour playtime too brief
- Players looking for combat-focused action may find fighting secondary to story and puzzles
- Players wanting a single definitive ending may not enjoy decision-driven variations
Our take on The Throne of The Clock - remasterd
The game trades breadth for a compact, story-led format: its short runtime and secondary combat leave less room for extended battles, exploration, or a lengthy RPG progression.
What is The Throne of The Clock - remasterd?
Enoch, a former knight, leaves his village after finding his bride dead with his own sword.
He rides toward the Clock Witch’s throne, guided by the witch’s warning that he must pay a price. Player choices shape Enoch’s personality and contribute to more than 10 endings, with variations influenced by dialogue and the final conversation. Combat uses real-time field action but remains secondary to the story; after the first hunt, the game can be completed without killing anyone. Puzzles are intended to fit into the narrative. A typical playthrough lasts about one hour, or about two hours when dialogue is read aloud. The remaster adds an Omake section, revised scenes, visual changes, English and Japanese support, achievements, and updated combat.
How The Throne of The Clock - remasterd plays
- 01Branching story outcomes
- Dialogue, unexpected decisions, and the final exchange can lead to more than 10 endings with small variations.
- 02Real-time field combat
- Fights take place in real time, while the game allows completion without killing anyone after the first hunt.
- 03Omake section
- The added section contains concept art, jokes, behind-the-scenes material, and a teaser with about 400 lines of dialogue.
- 04Remastered presentation
- The update revises scenes, backgrounds, lighting, weather effects, puzzle mechanics, and the default font.
- 05Language support
- The game supports Korean, Japanese, and English.
- 06Steam achievements
- The remastered release adds Steam achievements.
The Throne of The Clock - remasterd compared to similar games
The Throne of The Clock - remasterd combines a short narrative adventure with branching endings, real-time field combat, and puzzles. Jusant centers on climbing, exploration, and uncovering a lost civilization, while Sundered: Eldritch Edition is a metroidvania with chaotic action. The alternatives therefore focus on traversal or sustained combat rather than dialogue-driven outcomes.
The Throne of The Clock - remasterd: platforms & release
Is The Throne of The Clock - remasterd worth it?
It is worth it if: story-focused players who want branching choices and multiple endings. Skip it if: players seeking a long RPG campaign may find the approximately one-hour playtime too brief.
Where can I download The Throne of The Clock - remasterd?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Throne of The Clock - remasterd's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Throne of The Clock - remasterd on?
Windows only.
