Power Up Your Consoles as Time Loader Warps its Way Onto Your Screens on March 10th!

Time Loader is preparing for its epic jump onto consoles, get ready to alter the past and save the present – preorder now!

10th February – Nicosia, Cyprus – Today, developers Flazm and publishers META Publishing are delighted to announce the opening of pre-orders for their award winning indie platformer, Time Loader on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. 

On March 10th, Time Loader will be available across Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. 

Change the future – Warp back to 1995, a time of square screens and clunky keyboards, as you fulfil your mission to change the future and help your creator avoid a life changing accident. Playing as a homemade RC car robot you must make decisions that can drastically alter the future, so please meddle with the timeline responsibly as you will experience alternating endings depending on what you change.

More than just a retro aesthetic – From wireless to wired. Experience a setting filled with nostalgic technology and furniture as you explore your owner’s childhood home, the scene of the incident. Traversing this 90’s maze, you will need to upgrade yourself to overcome the obstacles in your way, utilising homemade items to form harpoons, boosters, screwdrivers! Solve intuitive, physics-based puzzles to progress as you keep in mind the things you alter as you go. 

Coming off the back of a successful PC launch, as well as winning multiple awards like the Indie Blast: “Best Gameplay” award 2020 as well as the Unfold Games: “Best Level Design” award 2021.

In this timeline though, you have Time Loader to look forward to on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. You can pre-order the game on Nintendo Switch and Xbox One now for $14.99, ready for launch on March 10th.

You can watch the Time Loader — Console Launch Date Announcement here:

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