
Chronoraptor
Use time-travel clones to return artifacts stolen from the past by a futuristic time-traveling raptor.
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April 29, 2019
7 years and 96 days ago
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Positive20 reviews90.0%
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Chronoraptor is a puzzle solving time-travel game about recovering ancient artifacts stolen from throughout history by a time-traveling dinosaur! The player uses their own time-travel abilities to cooperate with past versions of themselves to retrieve artifacts and put an end to the raptor’s time altering hijinks. Play through a futuristic museum, working with time-clones of your past selves to obtain key-cards, open doors, solve puzzles, and ultimately retrieve each ancient artifact, all while evading the "Chronoraptor".
The player has the ability to rewind or fast forward time. Every time you travel backwards in time, a time-clone is created that will echo your previous actions. If you press a button and then rewind, your clone will now press that same button. This allows you to be in two places at once, enabling you to solve unique and interesting puzzles.
Chronoraptor was made by a team of 15 students with the Entertainment Arts and Engineering (EAE) program at the University of Utah.
The player has the ability to rewind or fast forward time. Every time you travel backwards in time, a time-clone is created that will echo your previous actions. If you press a button and then rewind, your clone will now press that same button. This allows you to be in two places at once, enabling you to solve unique and interesting puzzles.
Chronoraptor was made by a team of 15 students with the Entertainment Arts and Engineering (EAE) program at the University of Utah.