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[Knight of Fools]

TIMEframe is a free exploration game made in Unity, where ten seconds have been stretched out into ten minutes. Check it out here. You can download it or play in the Unity web player.

This is the reason indie games are so amazing. It's the most relaxing, dramatic, and emotional game I've played. Naturally your mileage may vary, but go into it blind, without reading any spoilers. It's well worth it.

[Kydrasz]

All I have to say is that it was ten minutes well spent.

[Sonlirain]

Well it's a nice exploration app till you see the !fun! comming to end your game.

[PTTG??]

Nice! I'm seeing a lot of new, impressively ambient games using Unity.

[kaian-a-coel]

It was very good and relaxing (up until... ya know what), but I'd like to know if there is any point in trying again, besides looking in another direction?

[sebcool]

Damn. . .

[McTraveller]

Awesome!

[Levi]

For some reason games like that don't seem to do it for me.   Music was nice, but mostly I was bored.   

[i2amroy]

It was an awesome little game until at the 8 minute mark I fell and got stuck trying to reach the inside of the waterfall fortress, which kinda ruined the ambience for me.

[puke]

nice scenery.  someone should make a game with it.

[lemon10]

Spoiler: I suppose this could be considered a spoiler if you want to go into the game knowing absolutely nothing about it (click to show/hide)

For the first half of the game it really reminded me of the world of the White Witch from Narnia: A dead world under a dead sun, where nothing loved or lived or move or breathed.

Finding the water kind of ruined that a bit for me though.

[DoomOnion]

For some reason this reminded me of the movie Source Code, I don't know why.

[ductape]

Nothing happened, and the buildings had no doors, and then the screen went white for no reason.

i like artsy stuff, but i found that to be pretty boring.

[PTTG??]

Nothing happened, and the buildings had no doors, and then the screen went white for no reason.

i like artsy stuff, but i found that to be pretty boring.

You missed the special effect.

[Aoi]

Spoiler: A Play-By-Play (click to show/hide)

Okay, this is taking a while to load.

Here we are... place is... pretty empty. There's the sun... nothing special there... was sort of expecting an eclipse of meteor to come down. Well, there's an interesting looking structure, so lets head towards that.

So... it's a tower that goes up into infinity. Why am I wasting ten minutes with this? There's probably just a few minutes left, so lets just see what happens.

Huh. That off in the distance is kind of weird. Looks like we're in a giant dome of sorts. This direction is good; lets see if we can reach it.

...Why am I still here?

I think that 'dome' is just part of the background texture. Well, might as well keep heading off in this direction.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's just part of the background. Anything else interesting?

Oh hey, that looks like a tree off in the distance. Might as well.

I wonder if anything more... entertaining and less artsy came out of Ludum this time.

Oh god, it's lagging and my mouse is spazzing out.

Yay, it stabilized.

Huh. I think we ARE in a dome. And it just caught on fire...? Well, I'm close to the tree so lets check that out.

Yep, it's a tree.

Okay, might as well head towards the fire. Hey, it's getting larger.

That's... not a fire. Yep, last ten seconds on a planet about to be hit by a meteor. I'm going to see if I can get squashed by it~~~

Darn it, almost caught up to it.

...Uhm...

Everything's white and unresponsive?

...Hello?

...Damn it. Unity just crashed my browser. And now I'm getting an overheating warning.