Time Warper

Time Warper

An endless field, no walls to back into, and three bosses on a timetable: Splinter, then Fracture, then Terminus. Between them the swarm thickens — drifters, then chasers, spitters, darts, brutes and wardens, each wave tougher than the last. Pick how you want to meet them.

Your gun follows the mouse and fires on its own; a short shot hits harder than a long one, so close range is where the damage is. Upgrades add lasers, bomblets, ring volleys, medic rounds that drop healing on the ground for you to walk into — and Echo, which leaves a copy of you replaying the seconds you just rewound.

Press E and time stops. Scroll backwards as far as you like — the swarm, the bullets and the damage you dealt all unwind with it, but you stay standing exactly where you are. Rewinding is unlimited but not free: every fifth rewind costs you a heart, it never gives hearts back, and it puts seconds back on the clock you'll have to survive again. You start with three hearts, a hit costs one, and at zero the run starts over.

Kills are xp. Fill the bar, time holds, and you pick one of three upgrades — faster fire, split barrels, piercing rounds, field patches that heal you, plating that adds a heart. They're the one thing time can't take back: rewinding keeps every one. Wind the clock back with a fully built gun and the same seconds hit very differently.

On a phone: drag the left half to move, the right half to aim — the buttons under the field handle rewinding and fullscreen. Landscape plus fullscreen gives you the most room.

Paused

The clock, the swarm and everything in the air is holding. Nothing moves until you come back.

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