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Time Hollow

Time Hollow: Ubawareta Kako o Motomete
Cave du Temps
TIME HOLLOW 奪われた過去を求めて

Platforms: DS
Year: 2008
Developed by: Konami, Tenky
Published by: Konami

Number of Files: 28
Total Filesize: 39 MB
Date Added: Jul 27th, 2015
Album type: Gamerip

Description

Time Hollow is a graphic adventure game, in which the player controls protagonist Ethan Kairos as he attempts to find his missing parents. Using the "Hollow Pen", he is able to open circular portals into the past after he has experienced a "flashback" of a certain location. By opening portals into different areas, he is able to recover or place items and people, as well as observe the past. Although time stops while a portal is open, certain characters are able to interact with Ethan. The player must draw these portals with the stylus, and once the portal is closed, a certain amount of "Time" is lost, equivalent to HP. Portions of Time equivalent to one portal, called "Chrons", can be recovered by finding Ethan's cat, Sox, in the game world. The game is supplemented by animated cut scenes showing important events and flashbacks. Backgrounds are static, and layered to provide a 3D perspective effect when they are moved from side to side.

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Wandergirl108

01:17 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Gotta say, I'm not a fan of the filter of static over everything. The theme song is the one I came here for in particular, and the static effects peak over and really drown out any "s"s and most of the "t"s that are pronounced. I admit I have no idea how to record or rip music for DS games - or any games, for that matter - so it could easily be a matter of ignorance on my part regarding the process by which this music ended up here, but I do know that the versions I've found on YouTube are of much higher quality; surely you could put the music on this website using a process similar to whatever made those YouTube clips? Regardless, great music, but I think I'll stick to arguing with Youtube.

Guest Reviewer

01:15 Apr 25th, 2020Offline

Phenomenal story, excellent soundtrack.