This indie team is making an FPS metroidvania where you jump between 2 timelines, 200 years apart - Explore 2185's war and 2385's monster ruins - What you do now reshapes the future - Fire a pistol that shoots back in time It's called Tempus Vitae. Would you play this?

"Separated from your brother, you, Alex, appear on an unknown, futuristic space station. The dead pile around you: a war seems to be going on." wow - this looks so good! wishlist here and follow the talented devs @WhiteboardGMs

Thank you so much Joe! 🕛

hey that's our game! thanks for posting about it! <3

so it's the Titan Fall 2 time travel level but as a full game. sick. that's probably my favorite level in that game.

Took the best mission from Titanfall 2 and turned it into a game? I'm sold

Concept is fascinating. I’d give it a shot for sure.

ça me fait penser au time travel de TitanFall, ça part instant en wishlist

Time travel always break my brain in the best of ways...

@Savior_Gaming look at this bro

Time travel metroidvania?? uhhh yes please!

Love when a game is built around one core idea instead of trying to do everything. If the timeline mechanic keeps evolving, this could be a really fun one.

Great looking game, wish some great devs behind it.

Oh hell yeah, someone's actually making Effect and Cause which was a cool but gimmicky level into an actual game. That's cool.

I love that you can just switch between the two timelines at will. Reminds me of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, or Zelda: A Link To The Past, but much faster "dark world" switching.

It looks bloody great, wishlisted!👍

Gotta love the visuals

FPS Metroidvania? Isn’t that an Immersive Sim or is that less SEO friendly?

Timeline jump metroidvania

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Looks great! I was hoping more games use a Titanfall-like time travel mechanic.

So Singularity but not, then, huh?

Artstyle ain't great Just reuses that dishonored 2 mechanic?

Am I the only one bothered with the idea of touching a bullet during a time freeze? The bullet itself isn't stopped, it's still moving at it's normal velocity. But the hand is moving a considerably higher rate, so that means bye bye finger.