
Time Gap is one of the best hidden object games with beautifully drawn hidden object scenes, match 3 puzzles, bubble mini-games and amazing adventure plot. Only you can solve the secret of sudden disappearance of the mankind!
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Russian*, Spanish - Latin America*, Ukrainian**languages with full audio support
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Game that looks poor at first sight but develops and reveals to be complex long-term relaxation game to come play every day a bit as your energy replenishes. It's basically big game board with many rooms that open as you progress and mini games (match-3, bubble shooter...) that you can play mostly whenever. The item seeking tasks are not too hard, the items do not change shapes or so, it's not about stressing you like other games and it's possible to play without paying easily. There is also community aspect of competing, asking friendships and sending and receiving gifts. And the best thing is the story of timespace continuum alteration, the idea of visiting distant parts of the world and talking to famous historical figures like Albert Einstein while learning curious fun facts. The historical figures find themselves lost in this time gap with you as wandering spirits and react more or less like themselves, even developing relationships to each other, commenting on how the humanity has progressed and such. Slightly educative, positive and mostly relaxing game for longer term progress. There are also events like Christmas event and such. And yes it's inspired by real life conspiracy theories like CERN black hole, Mandela effect and such, but the message is mostly pro-system (I haven't reached the end yet).
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Ok so, a lot to go through here - The storyline is all over the place and messy. Flash of light, everyones gone, and now you see the ghosts of random famous dead people..... except they blatantly dont act like you would expect them too, and they send you on bs sidequests such as ALBERT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ EINSTEIN sending me to get a pair of his ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SOCKS. - The hidden object puzzles are ok at first but when I realized that they often recycle object locations it got pretty boring pretty fast. - a pitifully slow xp bar intentionally hampers progress. Levels 1-4 area breeze, and then 5 required me to do the tornado like... 8 times, and I still didn't have enough xp. - The game uses "energy" which the player has to buy to play. This is bs........ if the devs actually intended to make anything more than a cash grab they wouldn't need to charge 5$ for every single hour a person wants to do shoddy match 3's. For a game about spirits......... i find it incredibly ironic that it has no soul.....
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I realy like hidden object games, but it is very annoying that you have to wait for energy all the time. I realy dont get why so many games have this annoying feature.
жадная до мани'на !
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Гра примітивна, а постійно просить гроші, купи купи купи, хоть щось, фу
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