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About This Game In the year 20XX a confident, young horologist by the name of Strike is inadvertently transported into the past while attempting to repair a mysterious, abandoned clock tower. Endeavoring to return to the future, Strike must fix both the time machine and the island’s dysfunctional family who are responsible for much of the clock’s disrepair.As the spiritual successor to Cat Poke, Tick Tock Isle plays like a puzzle platform game that relies heavily on story, character interaction, creative thinking, and poking.‬The music and sfx are by Kevin Carville. 1075eedd30 Title: Tick Tock IsleGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:SquiddershinsPublisher:SquiddershinsRelease Date: 19 Nov, 2015 Tick Tock Isle Full Crack [key] tick tock isle download. tick tock isle steam. tick tock isle walkthrough. tick tock isle. tick tock isle review. tick tock isle steam. tick tock isle walkthrough. tick tock isle download. tick tock isle guide. tick tock isle. tick tock isle review. tick tock isle guide Very fun and worth the price. Best 3€ I ever spent! This game has a great story with lovely characters and it's own flair. And I think it is really damn difficult. You have to travel between 2009 and 2010 to complete your quests. After a while I stopped making progress and ran through the whole house and outside too, speaking with everyone and trying to interact with anything, but I couldn't find out how to continue. The house is really damn big and almost like a labyrinth. You can spent hours of time with this game, which is great for only 3€. Great game I liked it :)Here is a video I made so you can take a look if you are thinking of buying it:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYmUUh34b9k. This was a very charming game, short and sweet. I highly recommend it if you enjoy pixel art, which the game tackles beautifully, and simple puzzles. The music, while not particularly memorable, is also handled very well; I played this game on a lazy Saturday afternoon and it was so incredibly relaxing to explore the clock tower, sipping coffee and listening to the calming melodies. The game is, of course, very short, so this game may not be the best for those who would rather sink their teeth into meaty adventures. Mileage will vary slightly, but if you plow through everything at once, Tick Tock Isle will more than likely take you around an hour to complete. Despite the short play time, though, the characters leave an impression. They're all facing problems that are in many way familiar, yet these problems are expressed and/or solved in unique ways. The family musician, Melody is uninspired; Rod and his wife clash over his laziness; Rivet and Brazo, two other residents, lament their lack of skill in certain areas. Solving their problems are satisfying and the conclusion of the game, if somewhat abrupt, feels earned.Some other quick notes:1) It was lovely to see small references to other time travel-based stories in the game; I'll leave the matter of what's actually referenced a surprise, though.2) There's at least one secret/easter egg that I managed to catch on my game, which added an interesting little tidbit to the backstory (keep an eye out, near the very end of the game, of an area to use the cheese). And based on one item I ended up not using, I think that there could be at least one more. Just something of interest to mention for the completionists out there.. Soooo, I haven't played any of the previous games in this series. I'm assuming this is a continuation to a series because none of this game makes any logical sense to me. I mean I get that the clock tower happens to be a time machine, but no one in the game seems at all concerned about that. My character just gets thrusted back in time and he's like, "Cool. I guess everything will work out in the end." Then there's the interactions with the npc's. Super awkward. It really feels like the main character is Dr. Who... but not in the cool way. Like Dr. Who on anti-depressants. I didn't want to invest the 35 minutes I would have had to spend to finish the game. I suggest Stardew Valley if you want a similar art style but to actually have real goals and interesting npc's.. On one hand, this game has a confusing layout and it's difficult to tell what items you can actually pick up. The art is cute and well-done, the characters have interesting designs, but the characters are all very one-note. It's good for a game that cost me 50 cents or so, but I wouldn't pay more than any more than its regular price for something like this.Also, if you leave it running, it counts hours... I didn't ACTUALLY play for 30 hours.. I enjoyed playing this game a lot. If you're looking for a game to relax a bit, this is it. It's a calm game with a great soundtrack, the story is enjoyable and the art is good. It might not be the longest game, but it's well worth it's price.. An amazing piece, just long enough to NOT outstay it's wellcome and very entertaining.I don't want to spoil it but this game will give you some really good feels!. Great graphics, stellar music, a retro, whimsical feel, good story with a nice message, fun characters...I don't have anything but good to say about Tick Tock Isle. Trading cards are the cherry on top. It'll last you probably about an hour and a half to two hours, making it well worth the money. Pick it up and sit back for a trip back in time - both in-game, and otherwise. It's just a great, clean, fun, retro game.. It's really hard whether to recommend this game or not, since I've only played a little and the art and music is all very charming. My main problem comes in that your entire control scheme is arrow keys + enter. That's it. Enter is only for inventory; down is to interact, which is to say, talk to people, enter doors, and attack in segments that require you to attack. This is horrible. I actually got cramps in my hand and stopped playing. Without the ability to remap the controls, I won't be coming back to this, since not having wasd is a forgivable sin, but having interact mapped to one of the directional buttons? Unacceptable. I also got massively lost inside buildings, as there's no real sense of space, just floors where all the doors seem to run into each other.