This is the first release of the game I'm working on, it's a "small" project I started at the beginning of this year with the purpose of getting into game development. I had this idea in my mind of a game where time travelling was integrated into the gameplay, as most of games with time travel I'ce played mostly consisted on "do something on the past to affect the future", or simply something narrative. I also love the idea of time paradoxes (about which I've learned a lot while developing this game), so making the core mechanic of my game, where the player is actively causing them, sounded like something interesting.

I've been a software developer for 10+ years doing contract work on websites, but I wanted to jump into game development since it's something that makes me feel more passionate about my abilities, so currently it's only a hobby I do in my free time while my full-time job keeps my financial stability. So to get into game development, I started with a small project as everybody recommends, so I could learn using a game engine, organize the workflow, learn game design... but I went further ahead and wanted to do everything by myself and try to rely as little as possible on external assets, so I also started to learn pixelart and composing music, so the whole project would feel more of "mine".

About half a year passed and realized that I still had a lot to do and still was coming up with ideas for it, so I decided to polish what I had and publish it as a demo so people could try it firsthand, and here's the result. I want to see if the gameplay is easy to understand and if people find it interesting while I keep working on the rest of the game. I have new ideas to implement but at some point I'll have to stop and move on to other more ambitious projects I have in mind, but I still want this to feel like a full fledged game  even if it's my first project, with features like a map, cutscenes, and some kind of reward for 100% completion.

I hope you enjoy this demo, any feedback is very welcome.