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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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I want more games that explore time travel. I think it's perfect for gaming switching things sceneries, people, language...
Quantum Break. Time travel game by Remedy (Max Payne, Control, Alan Wake) that flew under the radar.
Chrono Trigger. SNES classic
That's a good point. How is Assassin's Creed the only way to explore ancient cities?
History is seen as boring, outside of times of war
Explore might be pushing it but there's the old 3rd Gen AA title Darkest of Days where you you're a timecop and get to mow down american civil war formations with your future machine gun