Out of Time

In Out of Time, the past, present, and future don’t just overlap — they crash into each other in a mess of steel, magic, and absolute chaos. One moment you’re swinging a medieval warhammer into a knight’s helmet; the next, you’re dodging laser fire from a mech that stepped straight out of tomorrow. It’s a co-op roguelike where the rules are simple: stay alive, stay together, and grab every scrap of gear you can before the timelines fold in on themselves.

You drop into the mess with up to three others, each of you lugging whatever weird and wonderful loadout you’ve cobbled together. Maybe it’s a lightning spear, maybe it’s a guitar that somehow doubles as a rocket launcher — the game doesn’t really care, as long as you can make it work. Every weapon, every armor piece isn’t just stat padding; it changes what you can do, what mini-games pop up mid-fight, and even how your team moves through the madness.

And that team? You’d better stick close. The tether system means your health, buffs, and stat boosts are literally tied to how near you are to your squadmates. Wander off chasing loot and you’re not just risking your own hide — you’re hanging the whole crew out to dry.

Maps aren’t maps here. They’re stitched-together fever dreams where an ancient temple opens into a neon-lit highway, and an ice age glacier smashes into a Victorian back alley. The further you push, the stranger it gets. Boss fights feel like short films — all flash, teeth, and impossible scale — and just when you think you’ve seen the worst, the game throws a new era-bending twist at you.

Between runs, you catch your breath in Infinitopia, the last safe scrap of reality. It’s a hub where players show off their rarest gear, plan out builds, and throw down challenges before heading back out. Seasonal content keeps the place buzzing, with fresh bosses, new timelines to wreck, and even the occasional PvP dust-up for bragging rights. At SkipTheGame, we’ve played our share of roguelikes, but the way Out of Time stitches gear-driven builds, co-op dependence, and wild timeline mash-ups makes it feel like someone finally decided to throw the kitchen sink — and the clock — at the genre.

Out of Time throws you into the kind of chaos where nothing stays still for long. Timelines crash into each other like bad traffic—knights in battered armor charging past neon billboards, raptors darting between the legs of rusted mechs, laser fire cutting across a jungle sky. One run might feel like a medieval siege, the next like a sci-fi shootout in the Stone Age. Your gear isn’t just a stat boost—it changes how you play, giving you oddball abilities or strange little side challenges mid-fight. And if you drift too far from your squad, the Tether System will make you pay for it; stick close, and you share the perks. Wins here come from instinct as much as planning—calling the shot in the moment, trusting your crew, and rolling with whatever madness the timelines throw at you before the clock runs dry.

System Requirements

Minimum

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)

• Processor: Intel Core i5-9400F / AMD Ryzen 5 2600

• Memory: 8 GB RAM

• Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD RX 580

• DirectX: Version 11

• Storage: 20 GB available space

Recommended

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)

• Processor: Intel Core i7-10700K / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X

• Memory: 16 GB RAM

• Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 2060 / AMD RX 6600 XT

• DirectX: Version 12

• Storage: 20 GB available space