This game is different than anything I've seen before. You play an artificial intelligence who runs simulations of a huge, explorable city for every decade of the next century .
4. All Things Devours, by half sick of shadows (2004) Average member rating: (95 ratings) MathBrush says:
I haven't played it in years; I remember it being hard, but I was new to IF. It would most likely still be hard. Use a time machine to win the game without encountering yourself.
5. Fifteen Minutes by Ade McT (2014) Average member rating: (25 ratings)
MathBrush says:
For puzzle fiends. Deal with almost ten copies of yourself traveling in time to finish your homework.
6. The Primrose Path by Nolan Bonvouloir (2006) Average member rating: (36 ratings)
MathBrush says:
A short-to-mid length time travel puzzle in a house with some very interesting PC's and NPC's and at least one outstanding puzzle.
7. Vicious Cycles, by Simon Mark (2001) Average member rating: (16 ratings) MathBrush says:
Story-heavy time travel game. Try again and again to stop a tragedy, while a separate story plays out in the background. Great atmosphere.
8. Möbius by J.D. Clemens (2006) Average member rating: (34 ratings)
MathBrush says:
A time travel games on a short loop. Interact with your previous incarnation.
9. Finding Martin, by G.K. Wennstrom (2005) Average member rating: (11 ratings) MathBrush says:
One of the truly massive games. About as long as 3 Anchorheads. Half of the game consists of intricate, repeated time travel.
Another huge game, but more linear. Travel through time to visit dictate your invention and stop a plot.
11. Trapped in Time by Simon Christiansen (2013) Average member rating: (24 ratings)
MathBrush says:
A pdf game with brilliant parser like commands done with arithmetic.
12. Sorcery! 3 by Steve Jackson and inkle (2015) Average member rating: (9 ratings)
MathBrush says:
The game prominently features 7 or 8 beacons that allow travel between two time periods. It is possible, though difficult, to avoid time travel, but a typical playthrough uses it heavily.
13. Moments Out of Time, by L. Ross Raszewski (2001) Average member rating: (13 ratings) MathBrush says:
Great get your gear and go game. Pick a few of many interesting tools, go back and study an old house.