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Game pageTimelie: rewind your way to a satisfying sequence

Make a mistake, rewind a little and try another move. Reviews enjoy building a route by manipulating time. The pleasure lies not only in finding an answer but in making the movements fit together.
One player finds a satisfying sense of completion in the smooth replay after solving a stage. Steps assembled through trial and error become one flowing sequence.
What makes it fun
Try an idea right away
Rewind the Timeline a little and try a different route or timing. Tweaking each move until the escape works is part of the fun.
Coordinate the girl and cat
Guide the girl and cat past the robots' gaze. The puzzle is in choosing when and where each of them moves.
Watch the solution come together
After you clear a stage, the replay runs through the moves you pieced together with the Timeline. Seeing those revisions turn into a smooth escape feels satisfying.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Steam Deck
- Verified
- Release date
- May 21, 2020
- Developer
- Urnique Studio
- Languages
- Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean / 13 languages total
A typical run
Guide a girl and a cat toward escape.

Core systems
Timeline
Move time forward and backward.
Look ahead.

What sets it apart
One reviewer values rapid iteration. It suits their desire to test an idea promptly rather than repeat a lengthy setup.
Learning curve and difficulty
One player enjoys rehearsing a route while paused, then watching the planned actions unfold. Thinking through a sequence and seeing it work offer distinct pleasures.
Builds and playstyles
Guide both
One player controls the girl and cat.

What longtime players say
Reviews discuss revisiting earlier stages for achievements or optional challenges. One player enjoys solving them again.
What players like
Reviews enjoy the puzzle ideas built around time control.
Reviews describe satisfaction in solving challenging stages.
Common complaints
Reviews dislike waiting through presentation or stage selection.
Reviews describe precise timing as burdensome.

Who it’s for
People who like arranging actions and timing by manipulating time.
Who might not enjoy it
People who prefer pure deduction to precise timing adjustments.

FAQ
- A multiplayer co-op game?
- Coordinate both characters on your own.
These impressions are based on 58 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.

Image: Timelie on Steam