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Timeliner: Train Through Time

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Save the Future Time travel just became a reality in this digitally-interactive escape room adventure. As part of the Time Crisis Management team, you’re tasked with addressing life-threatening issues, no matter what decade they happen in. You can easily hop between centuries, from the Jurassic to Medieval and everything in between, with just one ticket swipe on Timeliner, the time-traveling train. Now, the fate of reality is in your hands — it’s up to you to restore the past and save the future. And you’ll have to hurry! All it takes is one mistake in the past for the entire future to fall apart…

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This game moved very fast for us (however we also achieved the fastest time our GM’s had seen). Overall, because we flew through, it wasn’t as worth it for me. However still a unique idea and fun theme.

JustJenna2010

107 escape rooms

An ok room. Started out really good, with puzzles that fit the theme and the immersion was good. Once the first door opened to an auxiliary room the immersion faded and the room felt like it was just packed with puzzles but just for bulk and not for help driving the storyline like they did at the beginning. There were 5 of us and that was almost too many, so if they public booking 8 of you, hope you enjoy standing around for an hour. They really should stop public bookings. They’re awkward and really aren’t that fun.

parkbenchpal

33 escape rooms

Probably in my top 5 favorite escape games!! TEG outdid themselves with the decor in here! It really feels like you’re on a time traveling train.

160 escape rooms

Rare miss by TEG. I didn't like this room, although my rating may have been influenced by the randoms in the room with us. Decor was good, but with 7 people just too many in a smaller space. Good game for 3-4 honestly.

47 escape rooms

One of the more recent room at the Escape Games. Very high tech and something I'd recommend for beginners. I found this room to be very intuitive and easy so I mostly enjoyed this escape room for the set-design, props, and overall story. I would say this room just felt fun and I didn't have to take it seriously. Would suggest 3-4 people max though!

51 escape rooms

This escape room experience is friendly to beginners. With Escape Game, there is a probability that you would get paired up with strangers if there is room in your time slot. We played with folks who are beginners and they had a great time. I found the puzzles to be straightforward, and not too challenging. We had a total of 6 people in our group, and we finished with 20 minutes to spare. The train vibes actually worked for me. The storyline is that you are traveling through different time periods and locations. There is a train ticket element that is tactile and high tech with the high definition displays. Having done all of the Escape Game rooms (Special Ops, Prison Break, Depths, the Heist), this one is a solid experience but it would not be my top because of how straightforward the puzzles are compared to other ones I've done. Four is a good number of players here and it's still worth the drive to San Bernardino to try out this place!

RyanBuchanan

102 escape rooms

A good room. Not amazing but not bad.

19 escape rooms

Great puzzles and multiple unique puzzles and mechanics. Well done!

HappilyEverHendricksons

31 escape rooms

I love this Escape room company!! One of my top escape rooms. The concept was amazing and actually felt like we were on a train!

cindyocampo17

35 escape rooms

It’s was okay. Very simple but set design was great. The only thing I didn’t like was that fact that you get paired with strangers to do the room. So you have to pay extra for private rooms when an average private room costs what you’re paying to play with strangers. And there’s no telling if you’ll get a good group to get along with. Overall the room was good beginner room to do.

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Best time travel games

Here's our list of the best time travel games with more timeloops and grandfather paradoxes than you can shake a stick at.

Looking for the best time travel games? These 10 entries mark the highlights of a genre that has been going strong for decades – promising the awe of hurtling forward in time, manipulating the present, or changing what’s happened in the past. Haven’t we all wanted to do that at some point?

Is time travel possible? Well, time travel is a pretty recognizable concept by now and has been around for as long as there have been people, whether in Hindu mythology or Japanese fairy tales. The idea of time travel in pop science fiction was widely popularized by H.G. Wells, who wrote the 1895 novel The Time Machine, as well as other stories that saw protagonists propelled into different eras.

While many modern games utilize some kind of repeating loop, like Hades or Loop Hero, the best time travel games take this a step further – allowing the player to distort time for their own ends, or forcing them to adapt to imprisonment within it.

These games don’t just use time travel as a story hook, but an integral part of how the game works – which is what helps them stand out among the bog-standard shooters, puzzle games, and platformers out there. 

So, if you loved watching the likes of Groundhog Day or Russian Doll , then these are the games for you. Who knows, maybe one of these titles will end up on our (or even your) space video games that should be movies or TV shows list. While you’re at it, make sure to check out our guide to the best time travel movies too, or if you’re after more games then these upcoming space games will interest you. 

10. Deathloop

• Release date: September 14, 2021
• Platform: PlayStation 5, PC, Xbox Series X/S

Possibly the best PS5 exclusive to have released on the console at the time (though it has since released on Xbox too), Deathloop is a thrilling time-travel first-person shooter (FPS) romp from the developers behind Dishonored.

You play as Colt, an assassin, who is on a mission to eliminate eight ultra-powerful individuals. These gifted beings are exploiting a time loop machine on a subarctic island to live the same day over and over, essentially becoming immortal and being able to do whatever they desire every night without consequence.

You must take out all eight to stop the loop from restarting – using what you learn across multiple loops to navigate the island and complete your mission in one perfect run. With slick gunplay, a gripping story, and a fascinating sci-fi premise, we don’t recommend you sleep on this one.

9. Twelve Minutes

• Release date: August 19, 2021
• Platform: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC

It’s a fun, curious mystery game, with plenty of satisfaction to be had from toying with the objects and locations in your compact apartment to see how it’ll affect the outcome.

A curious time loop game, mostly in the star talent brought in to voice its trio of main characters: Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker), James McAvoy (X-Men: First Class, Trance), and Willem Dafoe (Spider-Man, The Lighthouse).

The action takes place in a small, one-bedroom apartment, where McAvoy’s protagonist comes home to find a number of surprises waiting for him – one of which is an armed assailant claiming to be a police officer pounding on their door. When you’re knocked unconscious, you begin the time loop again and have to figure out what’s really going on in order to escape the loop for good.

8. Titanfall 2

• Release date: October 28, 2016
• Platform: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC

The sequel to Respawn’s futuristic mecha-combat FPS is a thrilling ride. It has a single-player campaign that pivots effortlessly between fascinating game mechanics, never feeling a need to dwell too long on each one.

The time travel mission, ‘Effect and Cause,’ is a real standout. It allows you to shift between the past and present mid-air as you run, shoot, and platform your way across an expansive military facility. Paired with Respawn’s excellent gunplay, this acclaimed shooter offers far more imagination than the average Call of Duty game.

The brisk campaign has plenty of other thrills to recommend it, but its seamless utilization of time travel as an integral game mechanic – even while limited to a single level – makes it well worth inclusion in this list.

7. Outer Wilds

• Release date: May 28, 2019
• Platform: Xbox One, PlayStation 4/5, Nintendo Switch, PC

Another time loop game, you say? Outer Wilds is a standout indie game, so much so that it’s made our best space games list. It sees you scour a solar system to unpack its mysteries, over a series of 22-minute time loops that reset your progress just as the nearest sun explodes into a supernova. Phew.

As with Deathloop, you’ll have to do more than simply map out the game – needing to learn when certain events occur, or which actions are available in the orbits of the solar system’s planetary bodies. Starting out as a student project, Outer Wilds has gone on to be one of the best indie games in recent years, with a heady mix of environmental exploration, galactic mystery, and survival sim all in one.

6. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

• Release date: November 21, 1998
• Platform: Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch

The best game of all time? It’s hard to argue with this assessment for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (OoT), a landmark 3D action-adventure game that launched on the Nintendo 64 in 1998. In it, the young hero Link finds a magical ocarina which is able to change the weather, transport him across distant lands, and even propel him through time to a post-apocalyptic world.

It’s not a one-way trip, thankfully, and much of the puzzle work in OoT is in traveling back and forth between time periods, using what you learn and obtain to progress in each setting. As ever, you’re fighting a great evil, battling monsters, gathering weapons and tools for your journey, and figuring out troublesome dungeons – but time travel is what elevates Ocarina of Time into a game of truly mythical proportions.

It's an oldie, but a goodie. You can find the game through Nintendo Switch Online, or on Nintendo DS systems.

5. Quantum Break

• Release date: April 5, 2016
• Platform: Xbox One, PC

Back in 2016 when Quantum Break released, it was the best-selling game published by Microsoft on the Xbox One. While it soon ceded that title to Sea of Thieves (who needs time travel when you have sea shanties?) it’s still a landmark game, and a fascinating experiment in interactive storytelling.

The main conceit of Quantum Break is its mix of gameplay with an interactive TV show that breaks up the story’s five acts, allowing you to make key decisions that affect the narrative for the rest of the game.

Originally conceived as a sequel to Alan Wake, before pivoting into a new IP, Quantum Break is set in a world where a failed time travel experiment allows you to halt, freeze, accelerate, and generally manipulate time around you – inevitably used to ramp up combat as you take on hordes of soldiers and try to fix a fracture in time itself. Time ‘stutters’ can also freeze objects in your environment, creating obstacles or platforms that help and hinder your progress along the way.

4. Life is Strange

• Release date: January 20, 2015
• Platform: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC, Android

While more recent Life is Strange games play around with the powers of empathy, or telekinesis, the original game is what started the franchise off with such aplomb – following the fortunes of a young girl who is able to rewind time.

Maxine ‘Max’ Caulfield discovers her time-manipulation ability when a classmate faces an unexpected danger – managing to undo the day’s events and keep them alive. As ever, time travel has unintended consequences, and while Max can aid or even save various people in her life, she finds the outcome isn’t always for the best in the long term. 

With a strikingly impressionistic art style, branching narratives, surprisingly high stakes for a high school story, and a good helping of teen angst, this episodic adventure is well worth a try.

3. Wanderer

• Release date: January 27, 2022
• Platform: PlayStation VR, SteamVR, Oculus

If you’re looking for a time-travel VR game, you’ve come to the right place. Wanderer is a first-person puzzle adventure that has you traveling back through time to prevent an apocalyptic present.

With a talking watch on your wrist, and the ability to jump to different places and periods, Wanderer lives up to its name, seeing you jettison across centuries of history and even to the moon. In each case, action is found in localized puzzles (escape rooms, essentially), some of which take imaginative back-and-forth travel to get the right objects for the right situation. 

You’ll get around 10 hours of play out of this one, along with some brain-bending puzzles that make the most of the VR medium (along with one of the best VR headsets )

• Release date: August 6, 2008
• Platform: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Switch, PC, Mac, Linux

Few games play so successfully with time as Braid, a 2008 indie platformer initially launched on Xbox 360 to great acclaim. The developer went on to create The Witness with the profits from this game.

You play Tim, who is trying to find and rescue a princess from some unspecified monster. So far, so Mario. However, things aren’t quite so simple as running and jumping on Goombas: Braid utilizes a number of different time-based mechanics, from a simple rewind (helpful after jumping and missing a ledge) to whole levels that move forward in time as you move right and backward as you move left.

It’s a mind-melting game in many ways, and you may find the story elusive at first, it being gradually pieced together by jigsaw pieces you collect throughout your journey – and blown open by its subversive conclusion. But a recurring theme is the idea of wanting to redo or undo the past, and you won’t find a game that needles this idea as effectively or imaginatively as Braid.

1. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

• Release date: April 27, 2000
• Platform: Nintendo 64, GameCube, Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo DS

How could we list the best time travel games without Majora’s Mask? This follow-up to Ocarina of Time takes place in the same land of Hyrule as its predecessor just two months later, even re-using many in-game assets. The key difference is that an unhinged-looking moon going to crash into the Earth, obliterating everything – and you find yourself reliving the same three days over and over in an attempt to prevent the cataclysmic event from happening.

Those three days come to around an hour of actual gameplay time, meaning you play through a loop quite swiftly, but the real magic of Majora’s Mask is in how it expands on the time-warping magic of OoT. Here you’ll use the ocarina to jump back to the start of the loop, slow down the passage of time, or jump forward to a later day, navigating time like a puzzle dungeon in need of solving.

Earning widespread acclaim, Majora’s Mask has been rereleased several times throughout the years. For modern gamers, you can find the game through Nintendo Switch Online, or on Nintendo DS systems.

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The Escape Game – Timeliner: Train Through Time [Review]

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Location:   New York, NY

Date Played:  October 13, 2023

Team Size: up to 8; we recommend 2-4

Duration: 60 minutes

Price:  $44.99 per player

Ticketing:  Public

Accessibility Consideration: None

Emergency Exit Rating:  [A+] No Lock

Physical Restraints:  [A+] No Physical Restraints

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Timeliner: Train Through Time from The Escape Game is exploring the relatively rare escape room setting of time travel, transporting players to multiple different time periods within the same experience.

It is a great onboarding (pun intended) experience for new players, but lacks any real pizazz expected by escape room veterans for a room that opened in 2023. For enthusiasts considering playing, I’d recommend experienced players wait until they visit a city with a lower cost of living, as public booking and the price point mean it’s not an experience I would be rushing to play in an expensive market.

Wait until you’re visiting friends or family in another city, bring those friends to play, and you’ll almost certainly create some new enthusiasts with this experience.

Who is this for?

• Scenery snobs
• Your non-escape room friends
• Players who don’t need to be a part of every puzzle
• To introduce your new friends to escape rooms

Our group boarded the Timeliner , a time traveling train, where our computer assistant informed us that we would need to work together to restore the timeline. The only way to do this is to travel through time, to first locate, and then retrieve the missing golden time card.

Stepping aboard the Timeliner , we were surrounded by the set that assured us we were aboard an old-timey train. The wood-paneled car we were in was complete with “windows” and mid-20th century pieces of luggage stowed above our heads.

The Escape Game’s Timeliner was a standard escape room with an easy level of difficulty.

Surprisingly to me, most of the puzzles within Timeliner were self-contained, 1- or 2-step puzzles, making this an excellent onboarding experience for first time room escapers, but potentially leaving seasoned escape room veterans wanting more from the experience .

➕ The sets looked great, and The Escape Game used technology in clever ways to enhance the main set, giving players a window to other time periods.

➖ As an escape room enthusiast, I expected more from The Escape Game in 2023. While I haven’t played a lot of time travel themes, this didn’t feel as much like time travel as it did ‘find the MacGuffin’ which lacked novelty. I wanted more from the premise.

➕ This game explored time travel in a new way, using a vehicle to transport you to several different time periods, leading to fun reveals.

➖ Timeliner included some locked boxes with an unusual amount of wear for the game being relatively new to the market. While the boxes were on theme with the magic of time travel, the well constructed and beautiful set provides opportunities for more exciting set-based reveals.

➕ There was a strong fun personalized element to this game at the beginning, and an opportunity to put your own twist on the ending.

➖ The story was very loose. Upon reflection my team was unable to remember what specifically was wrong with the timeline (it was broken?), who we were thwarting (anyone?) and what we needed to do to repair it (just find the golden timecard?).

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Play Time Travel: Escape Room Game and unlock secrets of the past and the future with a crystal in your hand! Participate in this escape room game challenge with a twist. This 100 room escape puzzle game enables you to sneak peek through time thanks to its broken time machine. Absurd right? You too can feel the thrill, just solve escape puzzles and find the missing piece for the time machine in 100 world famous locations in different times. The heart of the time machine beats with the power of a rare crystal. Simply play Time Travel: Escape Room Game, find the crystal and see what it feels like to be a real time traveler! What’s the deal with Time Travel: Escape Room Game and its broken time machine?! A revolutionary time machine is developed by a genius doctor in his lab. The main part of the machine that makes travel through time possible is a rare shimmering crystal. As time traveling is a very complex thing, the time machine breaks all the time which makes his time travelings unpredictable. Whenever the time travel machine breaks, the crystal falls out and disappears somewhere in the scene. Be a master of this 100 room escape game, solve demanding puzzles, find the key in the form of a rare crystal and escape the time you got stuck in. Start time traveling with Time Travel: Escape Room Game! TIME TRAVEL: ESCAPE ROOM GAME CHARACTERISTICS - Exciting puzzles with hidden objects and conundrums to solve - Cool mechanics: move in time and space, combine objects, play brain games - Lucky spin to get HINTS - Skip the level if you get stuck - Visit many world's famous locations in different times - Takes up almost no memory on your device Time Travel: Escape Room Game is a very complex 100 room challenge to be cracked. That’s why Doc needs your help in this time travel escape adventure, so he can find the lost time travel crystal, fix the machine and return to his lab and his time. Doc can’t continue his time travel without you, so help him. Play Time Travel: Escape Room Game.

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What is Time Traveler Escape Games?

An exciting and fun game experience in Charleston that is equal parts intense, challenging, and thrilling.

Each escape room is inspired by the hidden history of Charleston, SC and has its own secrets, storyline, and mission. 

Your team has 60 minutes to search for clues and solve puzzles to complete your mission and escape the room!

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Time Traveler Escape Games offers live action adventures inspired by the “hidden history” of Charleston, SC. Work as a team to solve puzzles and complete your mission before time runs out.

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Time Traveler Escape Games is great for couples or groups to have some fun in Charleston. Our Puzzle Lounge also offers a fun place to enjoy a glass of wine or local beer while solving tabletop puzzles.

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“I was in town visiting my family on Saturday and we love to try out escape rooms when we’re together. We also really love Charleston history and spent many nights in downtown Charleston learning the history of the city when I was growing up. Time Traveler Escape Games does a great job of taking points in the history of Charleston and immersing you in a fun and interactive experience. The puzzles are challenging but solvable and along the way they do a great job of teaching you a little about the historic city of Charleston. Would definitely go back next time I’m in town.”

“We have gone to quite a few escape rooms, we found this company and tried the apothecary room.  This was one of the most well thought out rooms I’ve done!  Everything was painstakingly to period, down to the locks.  The room was difficult but we got through with 4 people and a couple clues.  I can’t wait to go back!  Very high quality for your money and awesome people working there.”

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Time Traveler Escape Games 579-B King St, Charleston, SC 29403

WE’RE LOCATED ON THE 2nd FLOOR OF 579 KING STREET, BETWEEN SPRING AND CANNON STREETS, ABOUT A MILE NORTH OF THE HISTORIC CHARLESTON CITY MARKET AND JUST OVER THE BRIDGE FROM PATRIOTS POINT . OUR BUILDING OFFERS ELEVATOR ACCESS TO THE 2nd FLOOR. ACCESS TO THE 3rd FLOOR IS VIA ONE SET OF STAIRS.

PARKING : THE CITY OF CHARLESTON’S  MIDTOWN PARKING GARAGE  AT THE HYATT PLACE HOTEL IS LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET AND IS $2 PER HOUR. THERE IS SOME METERED PARKING ON KING STREET AND OTHER SURROUNDING STREETS AS WELL THAT ALSO COSTS $2 PER HOUR.

Our games start exactly at the time you booked, so please allow adequate time to account for traffic and find parking. Unfortunately, there are no refunds for late arrivals.

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Timeliner: Train Through Time

60 Minutes to

Save the future.

Time travel just became a reality in this digitally-interactive escape room adventure. As part of the Time Crisis Management team, you’re tasked with addressing life-threatening issues, no matter what decade they happen in. You can easily hop between centuries, from the Jurassic to Medieval and everything in between, with just one ticket swipe on Timeliner, the time-traveling train. Now, the fate of reality is in your hands — it’s up to you to restore the past and save the future. And you’ll have to hurry! All it takes is one mistake in the past for the entire future to fall apart…

Watch the Timeliner: Train Through Time game trailer

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Time Travel Paradox

Time Travel is Not for the Faint of Heart

Quick Details

• User Ages: 8+ Years Old
• Hour Glass Duration: 45 Minutes
• Users Number of Players: 2 to 6 Players

Travel through time in this time travel escape room in Jupiter, Florida!

You and your team have been sent back in time…you must fix the time machine and travel through the portal to find your way  home to Jupiter.

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Pirates Plague

It’s a race against time as you fend off an attack, solve puzzles in an ancient temple, and break the curse that transformed your crew into fish people before all of them lose their human forms forever. Book your escape room in Florida online today!

Manor of Escape

Investigate the Count’s evil experiments and make it out alive from his creepy manor. ​Packed with puzzle-solving and exhilarating action, only possible in virtual reality, Manor of Escape pushes the limits of immersive, thrilling, horror-themed escape experiences. Book online!

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• Tag Physical Room
• Hour Glass 1 Hour

Pirates A Siren’s Treasure

Think of all the gold and jewels that you can have once you bring back the Sacred Chalice to the Siren Queen. Come aboard and help us recover the siren’s treasure amidst a brewing storm. Yarrrrr! Book your pirate escape room online today!