#Time fcuk newgrounds generator

The kind of stuff that's going to be coming out of the community in a few months - presuming Time Fcuk picks up an audience, which it most certainly deserves to - could be extraordinary.īut the real fun is the narrator(s).

Which means this, in effect, an infinite game.

#Time fcuk newgrounds generator

On top of the game's own levels, there's an editor for folk to create their own, and also a random game generator that creates a campaign by stringing together an assortment of usermade levels. That's the challenge element of it, and it quickly becomes complex, rewarding and terrifying. By switching between dimensions at the right times and in the right places, and by dragging certain objects with you, you create a path to the exit. The difference here is that fcuking with time doesn't affect your character directly, but rather switches the level you're currently in with another room - an alternate dimension version of it. It's a time-bending game, a theme that has lately proven so beloved of several indie developers.

I'll confess now I haven't yet been able to put quite as much time into as I'd like, because I've spent today being prodded by doctors and being roundly beaten by RPS's roving reporter Quinns at Space Hulk, but I've seen enough to confidently utter the noises 'oooh' and 'eh?' There's been an occasional 'ah!' when I solve one of its devious puzzles, too. Paradoxical puzzler Time Fcuk (c'mon, you know full well how it's supposed to be spelt) will do damage to your mind, but it will also impress it enormously. Profilic, ever-entertaining indie madperson Edmund McMillen's latest free game is live, this time a collaboration with one William Good.