This game is pretty much an "open world" walking simulator in the sense that there is a small open map for you to explore. However, you can only interact with 14 distinct landmarks (called artifacts), all of which represent the achievements.

You also only get about 10 minutes each playthrough to explore before your character's location resets to the starting point, hence the name "Timeframe". The soothing music in the game also acts like your clock, as it will get faster and louder as your time winds down. Despite all this, it only took me a few of these sessions to get all achievements.

As a handy tool, your pause button brings up a pseudo-map that shows you the location of all artifacts relative to your spawn point in the middle of the map.

Definitely recommended to buy for under a dollar during one of the sales.

This game is pretty much an "open world" walking simulator in the sense that there is a small open map for you to explore. However, you can only interact with 14 distinct landmarks (called artifacts), all of which represent the achievements. You also only get about 10 minutes each playthrough to explore before your character's location resets to the starting point, hence the name "Timeframe". The soothing music in the game also acts like your clock, as it will get faster and louder as your time winds down. Despite all this, it only took me a few of these sessions to get all achievements. As a handy tool, your pause button brings up a pseudo-map that shows you the location of all artifacts relative to your spawn point in the middle of the map. Definitely recommended to buy for under a dollar during one of the sales.