Crushed In Time is a point-and-click puzzle game from Draw Me A Pixel, released on June 11 with a free demo and a 20% launch discount that ran until June 25. The game holds a 'Very Positive' Steam rating based on early reviews.
Crushed In Time is the latest point-and-click adventure from Draw Me A Pixel, the studio behind the Steam hit 'There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension'. The game launched on June 11 and carries a 'Very Positive' Steam rating from early reviews. A launch sale offered a 20% discount until June 25.
The core mechanic reworks the genre around stretch-and-release puzzles. Players grab objects, stretch them like rubber bands, and release them to solve puzzles. The narrative is meta: the game is set inside its own development studio, where Sherlock Holmes and Watson investigate a character's disappearance across prototype, alpha, and beta stages. The story also involves vanished characters and persistent review bombing.
Draw Me A Pixel released a free demo to let players test the new feel before committing. The game's meta framing and puzzle design build on the studio's prior work, though the stories do not detail how the new title compares to its predecessor beyond the shared developer and genre.
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4Gamer.net spotlights Crushed In Time, a point-and-click adventure where players solve puzzles by grabbing objects, stretching them like rubber bands, and releasing them. The game is set in its own development studio, with Sherlock Holmes and Watson investigating a character's disappearance across prototype, alpha, and beta stages. A free demo is available.
Draw Me A Pixel, the developer behind the Steam hit 'There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension', released its new point-and-click puzzle game 'Crushed In Time' on June 11. The game is set in a world where characters have vanished and review bombing persists, with players solving puzzles by pulling and releasing objects. A launch sale offers a 20% discount until June 25.