Chronology is a beautiful game with an art style reminiscent of Jonathan Blow’s seminal indie puzzler Braid. You play the Inventor who awakes to find the world has been destroyed by a catastrophe caused by a combination of science and alchemy. Alone in the desolate world, you must find the cause of the disaster and stop it by using nothing but your time traveling watch and a magic snail. So, similar art and mechanics to Braid and story to Bastion; those are two of the finest indie games of recent time, not bad company to be keeping. But does Chronology live up to these lofty comparisons?
ANDi Writes: Chronology: Time Changes Everything is a steampunk themed, puzzle-adventure, platformer game developed by Bedtime Digital Games. Play as The Inventor to unravel the mystery behind his lost memories and the present state of the future.
COG writes: Chronology is a short, quirky adventure you'll wish was longer. An old inventor journeys through time to fix the present with the help of a talking snail.
SteamFirst: Chronology is a puzzle platformer available on Steam. You play as an old inventor who travels back and forth through time in order to prevent the present from being destroyed. Is Chronology worth your time, or should it stay in the past?
