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The Chronos Principle

100% positive of 15 Steam reviews

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Released
2022
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Logisk Studio Inc..

About the game

The Chronos Principle is a breathtaking journey through a series of intricate puzzles that explore the concept of time manipulation.

Tagged by players

  • Time Manipulation
  • Abstract
  • Time Travel
  • Logic
  • Minimalist
  • Mystery
  • Relaxing
  • Surreal
  • Puzzle
  • Choices Matter
  • Atmospheric
  • Tactical

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Amazing little puzzle game that I would define as "Short but Sweet". The idea behind the game is great, and the puzzles are all pretty interesting. I was maybe hoping for some more mechanics, like ghost-only exits, or spikes that don't target ghosts and whatever. But level 76 is kind of the culmination of how to deal with time; and even if it's a bit annoying to pull off I thought it was an amazing level. 22 also…

    1.8 h played when written. 2 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    Impressively clever little thing. The core idea of parallel, but interacting timelines is not actually unique, but its execution in the minimalist environment was really, really sweet. The Chronos Principle is one of the best abstract/minimalist puzzles out there, I'm hoping to see more games like this someday.

    2.4 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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