Time Traveller

Time Traveller is a video game in the adventure genre developed by Radarsoft BV and published by Ariolasoft GmbH originally released in 1984. It is currently playable on Commodore 64.

The Commodore 64 game Time Traveller was released in 1984 to a fanfare of anticipation, offering players a voyage into the past and future.

This revolutionary game was designed by Robert Clardy and developed by Sub Logic Corporation. It was one of the first Commodore 64 games to use a smooth, scrolling viewport method to move the player around the game’s map. Players were able to use the joystick to navigate the game’s world, making it the first Commodore 64 game to do so.

Time Traveller was an adventure game at heart, allowing the player to explore a wide variety of historical and fictional settings from ancient Greece to a future world populated by robots. As the player explored each area, they were presented with puzzles to solve and items to collect.

The game was well-received by Commodore 64 fans, with many praising the game’s innovative use of the joystick and its interesting and varied scenarios. The game also featured some impressive visuals, with detailed sprites and vibrant backgrounds giving the game a distinctive look and feel.

Time Traveller was an ambitious game, and while it may not have been as successful as its more famous contemporaries, it nonetheless stands as a testament to the Commodore 64’s potential. It’s a game that still captures the imagination of retro gamers, offering a unique and captivating journey through time and space.

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