Chronology - Deluxe Edition 4+

This game is a fun little platformer with a great mechanic of time manipulation. I think it pays tribute mor to braid than to limbo, but I can see the influences from both.
Only thing missing for me is an option to adjust the button size/locations.
Well, technically there's an option to switch the sides of the controls, which is a start, but playing on an iPhone can be quite tricky when your thumbs completely hide the buttons, leaving it more to guess work, and often tapping the wrong place and dying as a result of this :/ other than that, no real complaints come to mind, it's a good game with a great twist and a brilliant art style to immerse yourself in :)

I really enjoyed this game and the ability to go back and forward in time, along with the ability to stop time, creates some interesting puzzles. SPOILER ALERT You'll need to change time quickly to get the next 'stepping stone' to jump to in several places. END OF SPOILER ALERT.

The only criticism would be that the game is quite short (and there are two parts to the game which are individually priced), so bear this in mind if you're thinking of buying it. I only paid 79p for the first part and the second part (an IAP) was free.

The concept of the game is unique. Having to go back and forth in time to solve puzzles and change the outcome is truly remarkable. The graphics are great for the type of game and the storyline and cut scenes truly bring it to life. There are a few issues on the iPad 2 where the game will close or lag but a restart seems to fix that. I hope that new levels will arrive soon and will still be compatible with my iPad. Great work, the £1.99 is nothing for the work that has gone into this.