User:World Metro/List of games containing time travel

Many games contain time travel elements. This list includes video games, board games, pen and paper role-playing games and play by mail games which strongly feature time travel.

Video games

Time travel has been used and explored by both film, literature, and video games. Unlike films and literature, video games allow the player to interact directly, opening up different forms of gameplay. Time travel as a plot device has been employed in video games since early arcade games. The manipulation of time as an aspect of gameplay entered the mainstream following the release of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time in 2003, though earlier titles such as 2000's The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask have employed it.

Time travel as a storyline element

Title	Year	Platform(s)	Description
The 7th Saga	1993	Super NES	One of the seven players can time travel from the present-day Ticondera to 5000 years into the past Ticondera right after defeating a resurrected Gariso and collecting all seven runes. There in the past the player must explore and walk all the way to the island of Melenam, explore the ice cave and go to Gorsia's castle to defeat Gorsia.
999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors	2009	Nintendo DS, iOS	The story protagonist Junpei is abducted and placed aboard a sinking cruise liner along with eight other people. It is eventually revealed that the antagonist Zero was placed into a death trap nine years prior and only survived by getting the answer from Junpei through a psychic connection through time; Zero now intends to recreate their vision to close the time loop and save themselves.
Achron	2011	Linux, Mac OS X, Windows	This real-time strategy game offers single-player and multi-player free-form time travel. Players can play at different points in time simultaneously and can stop, slow, and fast forward through the flow of time. Players can also send units through time.
Adventure in Time	1981	Apple II, Atari 800	A text adventure in which the player pursues Nostradamus through time in order to prevent the creation of a world destroying weapon.
Age of Empires	1997	Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, Macintosh	The cheat code "Big Daddy" would summon a 1993 Chevrolet Camaro driven by a rocket-launcher wielding masked maniac.
Ape Escape	1999	PlayStation, PlayStation Portable	In this 3D platform game, when a curious ape tries on a special helmet, his intelligence is boosted. This ape, Specter, uses a time machine to conquer different time periods and establish the apes as the most dominant race. The player must travel through time and recapture the apes.
Back to the Future	1989	Nintendo Entertainment System	This NES game is based on the Back to the Future movie. In this game Marty Mcfly travels from 1985 to the year 1955 by mistake. Marty now has to run up the street in a Paperboy game style and collect alarm clocks in order to prevent him and his brothers and sisters from being erased from the photograph. He also has to fight bullies at the malt shop, prevent Lorraine from kissing him by breaking her heart, play the electric guitar by catching music notes and attempt to drive up to 88 MPH in his Delorean time machine car to get back to 1985.
Back to the Future II & III	1990	Nintendo Entertainment System	This NES game is based on the Back to the Future II and III movies. In this game the old Biff Tannen steals the 1950–2000 sports almanac and takes the Delorean time machine to 1955 and gives it to his younger self. As a result, Biff alters 1985, now ruling Hill Valley as a rich man. Marty Mcfly has to time travel in three different time periods, 1955, 1985, and 2015, to gather 30 items and solve the word puzzle for each item in order to get the sports almanac book and burn it. Later, Doc Brown and Marty are stuck in the year 1875, which should have been 1885. Marty has to gather 10 items and solve the word puzzle for each item. After the puzzles are solved, Marty and Doc can use the train to push the Delorean time machine car to get it to 88 MPH and get back to 1985.
Back to the Future: The Game	2010	Windows, iPad, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation 4, Xbox One	This game is set seven months after Back to the Future Part III in May 1986. Doc gets trapped in 1931 and needs Marty McFly's help.
Ben 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks	2009	Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, DS, Wii, PlayStation Portable	Vilgax has successfully taken over Earth, so Professor Paradox sends Ben, Gwen and Kevin back far enough in time to destroy every power source for his Null Void Projector possible in the whole galaxy.
Ben 10: Omniverse	2009	Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, DS, 3DS, Wii, Wii U	When a modification for Ben's Omnitrix goes haywire, his new partner, Rook, gets sent back in time.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure	1990	Amiga, C64, MS-DOS
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure	1991	Atari Lynx	This action-adventure game has an overhead perspective. When Bill & Ted's girlfriends are kidnapped they are forced to travel through time collecting musical notes in order to locate them.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Video Game Adventure	1991	Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy	This action-adventure game has an isometric perspective. It is related to the film's plot; the duo must restore historical figures to their correct time periods by exploring the game world and collecting objects.
Bio Senshi Dan: Increaser to no Tatakai	1987	Family Computer
Bioshock: Infinite	2013	Xbox 360, Windows, PlayStation 3
Blinx 2: Masters of Time and Space	2004	Xbox
Blinx: The Time Sweeper	2002	Xbox	The titular character Blinx works for a Time Factory on the outskirts of reality. He is tasked with maintaining and repairing the flow of time whenever glitches and paradoxes occur.
Bubsy 2	1994	Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, Game Boy
Bugs Bunny and Taz: Time Busters	2000	PlayStation, Windows	After Daffy Duck accidentally breaks Granny's time regulator, he is thrown into the past along with the parts needed to repair the machine. Bugs Bunny is then tasked with saving his friend and repairing the regulator.
Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time	1999	PlayStation, Windows	After mistaking a time machine for a carrot juice dispenser, the titular character Bugs Bunny is sent traveling through time in search of five magical carrots that can return him home.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth	2005	Windows, Xbox
Call of Duty: Black Ops	2010	Windows, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii	Continuing from the World at War Zombies map "Der Riese," Edward Richtofen, Tank Dempsy, Nikolai Belinski, and Takeo travel from 1945 to 1963 in a WWII German theater using a teleporter overcharged with a Wunderwaffe DG-2, a fictional weapon.
Causality	2017	Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android	The game is about guiding a group of astronauts to safety.
Chibi-Robo!	2005	GameCube, Wii
Chrono Cross	1999	PlayStation	The sequel to Chrono Trigger. A boy named Serge accidentally arrives in an alternate universe where he died as a child, and ends up on a time-travelling adventure to avert catastrophe.
Chrono Trigger	1995	Nintendo DS, PlayStation, Android, iOS, Super NES	A group of heroes from different eras travel back and forth through time in an attempt to prevent the end of the world in the year 1999.
Chronomaster	1995	MS-DOS	Adventure game by SF&F novelist Roger Zelazny. A designer of "pocket universes" investigates someone stopping time in several of them.
Chronos Twin	2007	Nintendo DS
City of Heroes	2004	Mac OS X, Windows
Clive Barker's Jericho	2007	PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360
Clive Barker's Undying	2001	Windows, Mac OS X
Clock Tower 3	2003	PlayStation 2	An ordinary schoolgirl, oblivious to the knowledge that her female ancestors have been defending humanity from evil for centuries. During the game, Alyssa is hunted by serial killers who want to take her heart from her corpse. She travels through time to destroy supernatural killers after their final murders.
Command & Conquer: Red Alert series	1996–present	Various	Albert Einstein travels back in time to kill Hitler, causing an alternative world war in the 1950s between the USSR and Allies. Time travel would later be used in the campaigns of Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 and its expansion pack, Yuri's Revenge, in Allied POV, they reset time where Soviets attack San Francisco to destroy the Psychic Dominator, foiling Yuri and signing a peace treaty with the Soviets, in the Soviet POV, they capture the Time Machine and use a base they built in the past, destroy the Dominator, eliminate Einstein's Lab in Black Forest and undoing their defeat in the present, and eliminate Yuri once and for all. In Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3, the events are further changed when the Soviets utilize their own time machine to kill Einstein in the past and erase him from history, which causes the Soviet Union to not be defeated in war against the Allies, Nuke and Prism technology are non-existent/ and, unintentionally creates a superpower named The Empire of the Rising Sun.
Connections It's a Mind Game	1995	Windows	"Connections...provides the ultimate challenge for the quizzical mind. Travel from one environment to the next, looking for clues that explain how you entered this world—and how you can escape." "Lose yourself in hours of mind-twisting gaming simulations. Capture your entire imagination in reality-based situations. Encounter James Burke and other live-action characters who add vitality to the experience." The 3D environments will "draw you into a time and space that you cannot leave without the answers."
Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped	1998	PlayStation	The series' traditional wormholes to the various levels now transport Crash to different points in history.
Cryostasis: Sleep of Reason	2008	Windows	The main protagonist has the ability to penetrate other characters' memories and change the actions taken by them in the past.
Daikatana	2000	Game Boy Color, Nintendo 64, Windows
Dark Chronicle	2002	PlayStation 2	The game's central story revolves around the protagonist Maxwell attempting to reconstruct the future by recreating events in the past that were destroyed by the story's antagonist Lord Griffon.
Darkest of Days	2009	Windows, Xbox 360	Darkest of Days takes the player through time into historic battles in an effort to save key individuals from death. The battles range from Custer's Last Stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876 to fighting in Pompeii as ash and fire rain down from an erupting Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD. Other locations include the battles of Antietam and Tannenberg, and a German World War II P.O.W. camp.
Dino Eggs	1983	Apple II, C64	Time Master Tim must be guided through prehistoric landscapes in order to collect dinosaur eggs and transport them through time to the present.
Dishonored 2	2016	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows	In a particular level the player can freely switch between past and present. He can also see the past/present in realtime through the device.
Dragon Age: Inquisition	2014	PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows	A quest in the main timeline transports the main character into an apocalyptic future. The circumstances of the apocalypse are a direct result of the main character's abrupt disappearance earlier in time. Completing the quest by returning to the past allows the character to prevent the apocalyptic future they experienced from occurring.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot	2020	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows	When Goku ends Frieza, a kid named Trunks (Vegeta's son) travels with a time machine from the future to tell Kakarot that Androids will come to destroy the Earth and its livings. After finishing Mecha Frieza, he leaves the past and returns to his present.
Dragon Quest VII	2000	PlayStation, Nintendo 3DS
EarthBound	1994	Game Boy Advance, Super NES	The journey of main character Ness begins after a time traveler, Buzz Buzz, tells him about a future apocalypse which only he and his friends can stop. In the last part of the game, the protagonists travel to the past, when the villain Giygas is most vulnerable. One of Giygas' minions, Porky, escapes to another time period and becomes the main antagonist of Mother 3.
Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future	2000	Dreamcast, PlayStation 2	The player must travel through different times and time lines in order to restore history.
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall	1996	MS-DOS	The end of the game results in the Agent giving the Totem of Tiber Septim to one of eight factions. Somehow, all eight factions receive the Totem at the same time, and controlling the Numidium, a giant brass golem, with the Totem, achieved whatever goals they had. This event is called "The Warp" in the West, and is thought to have happened due to a "break" in time, in which multiple timelines converged into one.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim	2011	Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360	The Dovahkiin uses an Elder Scroll in a "time wound" to look back into time to when the time wound was created, which was when that particular Elder Scroll was last used. This is so the Dovahkiin can learn the "Dragonrend" shout, which was used as a key component in banishing Alduin, the main antagonist of the game.
Empire Earth	2001	Windows	During the game's Russian campaign, Sergei Molotov/Molly Ryan must build a time machine to come back to the year 2018 and destroy Grigor Illyanich Stoyanovich's Empire, Novaya Russia.
Escape From Monkey Island	2000	Windows	At one point in the game, the protagonist Guybrush meets his future self, who gives him a key for a gate and some other (useless) items in a certain order, and answers a random question. A few screens later, in order to progress, the player must give his past self the items in the same order and answer the question just as Guybrush in the future did.
EverQuest: Seeds of Destruction	2008	Windows	Players must travel back in time to prevent the forces of Discord from altering the history of Norrath.
Evil Dead: Hail to the King	2000	PlayStation, Dreamcast, Windows	Ash Williams travels to medieval Damascus (year 730).
Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick	2003	PlayStation 2, Xbox	Ash Williams travels through several time periods (the early 20th century, years 1863, 1695, and medieval Asia).
Evoland 2	2015	Mac OS X, Windows	Players travel between four different time periods, each with its own historical setting and graphical art style that match up with Game Boy graphics, 8-bit graphics, 16-bit graphics and 3D graphics.
Exile	1991	Genesis, TurboGrafx-16	Console remake of XZR II.
Final Fantasy	1987	Various	The villain Garland travels 2,000 years into the past with the help of the Four Fiends. Garland then sends the Four Fiends 2,000 years into the future to cause global destruction and send his present-day body into the past.
Final Fantasy VIII	1999	PlayStation, Windows	The character Ellone has the ability to send the consciousness of a person she knows back in time and junction it to another person she knows in the past. The plot of Final Fantasy VIII also deals with a sorceress from the future and "Time Compression", in which past, present, and future all mix together.
Final Fantasy XI	2002	PlayStation 2, Windows, Xbox 360	Once the "Wings of the Goddess" expansion has been applied, players can travel between the present and past during play.
Final Fantasy XIII-2	2011	PlayStation 3, Xbox 360	Noel Kreiss comes from the distant future, where he is the last human who travels back in time to change the future. Gameplay heavily involves time travel, including visiting same locations in different eras and using time travel to complete quests and solve mysteries.
Final Fantasy XIV	2013	PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Windows, macOS	Louisoix sends the player character five years into the future at the conclusion of the original release. In the Heavensward expansion, the Alexander raid series involves the titular primal's ability to time travel as part of a secret society's efforts to rewrite history. In the Shadowbringers expansion, the Crystal Tower and its caretaker, the Crystal Exarch, were transported to the First from an alternate timeline where the Eighth Umbral Calamity decimated the Source.
Final Fantasy Legend III	1991	Game Boy	This game involves time traveling by boarding a Talon spaceship. To travel to the past, the player must find the past item unit in Elan Present, then use the Past Warp unit at the Talon controls to go to the past, then also find the future item in the Castle of Chaos, then use the Future Warp unit at the Talon controls to go to the future.
Fire Emblem: Awakening	2013	3DS	Lucina, the daughter of the main protagonist, Chrom, travels back from a post-apocalyptic future where the dragon Grima has taken over. Lucina's friends also travel to the past with her.
First Samurai	1993	Super NES	This game involves time traveling with the Samurai character, who is chasing after the Demon King through time in each level.
Freedom Force	2002	Mac OS X, Windows	Both this game and its sequel, Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich, feature a villainous character named Time Master who has absolute power over time.
Futurama	2003	PlayStation 2, Xbox	The crew must travel back to prevent the sale of Planet Express. They fail in doing so and get themselves killed which provides an infinite loop as the game starts all over again.
Future Wars	1989	Amiga, Atari ST, MS-DOS	A window cleaner is transported through time.
Gemini: Heroes Reborn	2016	Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4	Using a variety of superpowers such as telekinesis and time travel, Cassandra must battle her way through an enemy-filled underground facility called The Quarry in order to save her abducted friend and solve a family mystery.
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective	2011	Nintendo DS	The main character has the ability to change fate by traveling back in time to four minutes before a person's death.
God of War II	2007	PlayStation 2	The main character, Kratos, travels back in time to avoid being killed by Zeus. Later in the game, Kratos uses the power of the sisters of fate to travel to a time before the Olympian gods held power over the world and bring the Titans back to his time to destroy the gods.
GrimGrimoire	2007	PlayStation 2	Student from a magic school main character, Lillet Blan, mysteriously travels back to the past to stop a great demon and archmage from creating chaos. She travels back in time constantly at the end of the fifth day unknowingly without fail and attempts to find the root cause of how the archmage and great demon came to be, while saving her friends and teachers.
Growlanser Wayfarer of Time	2012	PlayStation Portable	Two angels from the future travel back in time: Achiel wants to annihilate the humankind, while Youriel, sympathizes with the humans and wants to save them.
Guardians of Infinity	1988	MS-DOS	Text game that has the player travel back in time to save President Kennedy from being assassinated and prevent a disastrous spacetime rift.
InFamous	2009	PlayStation 3	The superpowered main character, Cole MacGrath, finds out that the main antagonist, Dr. Kessler, is actually a future version of himself from an alternate timeline, who, after his family was killed by an entity known as "The Beast", travelled back in time to prevent his past self from making the same mistakes he did.
Jak II	2003	PlayStation 2	The plot begins with the protagonist Jak being taken through the "precursor rift gate" to the same location 200 years in the future. Near the end of the game it is revealed that a young kid in this future is actually Jak while he was young, and that he was sent back in time to learn the skills necessary to defeat the antagonist, Kor.
Jazz Jackrabbit 2	1998	Mac OS, Windows	The protagonists must chase the villainous Devan Shell through various points in time.
Jazz Jackrabbit 3	2000	Windows	This cancelled sequel would have seen Jazz traveling to a future ruled by Devan Shell.
The Journeyman Project series	1992–1999	Windows	The player controls Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 of the Temporal Security Agency (TSA), a secret organization in charge of guarding the timestream from being altered. Players have to bounce back and forth in time to solve puzzles and find clues, visiting real historical places (Leonardo da Vinci's workshop) or places of legend (Atlantis). Players were also encouraged to not be seen either by avoiding contact with citizens of that time period, appearing as another inhabitant or becoming invisible altogether.
JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain	1996	Mac OS, Windows	The goal of the game is to prevent a bratty girl from altering history so that her answers to a history quiz she failed will be correct.
Kelvin and the Infamous Machine	2016	Mac OS, Windows, Linux	This 2D point-and-click adventure involves Kelvin, assistant to an eccentric scientist, using the time machine (which resembles a portable shower) to stumble irresponsibly through history and help legendary geniuses complete their masterworks.
Kingdom Hearts II	2005	PlayStation 2	Sora, Donald and Goofy travel to a past time period (called the Timeless River) when Disney Castle is being built. Black Pete tries to take the Cornerstone of Light that protects the castle from evil, but is stopped by Sora and company, along with Pete's past version.
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance	2012	Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One	Sora and Riku are sent back in time by Master Yen Sid during the events of Kingdom Hearts to travel through Sleeping Worlds in order to fulfill their Mark of Mastery and become Keyblade Masters. Along the way, they encounter Ansem, Xemnas, and Young Xehanort who have also travelled through time and attempt to make Sora the thirteenth vessel needed for Master Xehanort to complete the real Organization XIII, or the 13 seekers of darkness.
Kingdom Hearts III	2019	PlayStation 4, Xbox One	Master Xehanort, the main antagonist of the game, transferred the hearts of his younger self, Ansem, Xemnas, Vanitas, and Riku Replica from the past into Vexen’s incomplete replicas and his past heart from Birth by Sleep into Terra's recompleted body to fill in ranks for the Organization. Later in the Final World after being defeated by Terra-Xehanort, Sora uses the Power of Waking to save the Guardians of Light from the Lich Heartless and resets reality back right before their defeat. This action leads to an alternate history where the Guardians of Light defeat Xehanort and the Organization once and for all. Later, in the ReMind DLC episode, he uses the power once again to travel back at the final battle and travels through the hearts of Ventus, Aqua, Terra, Roxas, himself, Riku and King Mickey in order to revive Kairi after she was destroyed by Xehanort in order to create the X-Blade.
Kingdom Hearts Union x[Cross]	2017	iOS, Android	Maleficent has travelled back in time after her first defeat from Sora in order change her destiny. After being thwarted again, she encounters “Darkness”, who takes her to the Ark inside the clock tower of Daybreak Town and she fights Lauriam. This device will enable her to travel back to her original time during the events of Kingdom Hearts II.
Kokotoni Wilf	1984	ZX Spectrum	The eponymous protagonist must travel through various time periods to recover the pieces of the Dragon Amulet.
Last Epoch	2018	Linux, Mac OS X, Windows	The game takes place over the course of four eras. Characters travel through the eras to defeat "The Void", an unknown entity attempting to destroy the universe and time itself. Actions taken in one era affect future eras.
Legacy of Kain series	1996–2003	Various	The game series states that "history abhors a paradox". In the Kain series, the "Timestream" is immutable. Changes made by individuals have no effect on the general flow of time, but major changes can be made by introducing a paradox, at which point the Timestream is forced to reshuffle itself to accommodate the change in history.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword	2011	Wii	Time traveling is used in this Legend of Zelda game. A time gate portal in the Faron area in the Forest Temple allows the player to time travel 1000 years into the past.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2	2017	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Windows	After the time traveller Kang the Conqueror has plucked various realms from time and space (like Asgard and Wakanda) out of their time stream and fused them to his kingdom Chronopolis, several super heroes from the conquered realms (specifically the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy) have to team up to attack Kang's citadell and end his reign. Several Characters, including Kang or Doctor Strange, also have the "Time Manipulation"-Ability to warp time backwards or forwards and affect certain objects.
Life Is Strange	2015	PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows	Life Is Strange is a graphic adventure game that tells the story of student Max Caulfield, a 12th grade student at Blackwell Academy, and how she has got the ability to reverse time so players can redo any action past a certain checkpoint.
Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal	2007	PlayStation 2, Wii, Xbox 360
Lost in Time	1993	MS-DOS	After exploring a shipwreck in the year 1992, a woman is transported back to 1840 where she begins to uncover mysteries about her past.
The Lost Vikings series	1992	Amiga, CD32, Game Boy Advance, Genesis, MS-DOS, Super NES
The Magic of Scheherazade	1987	Nintendo Entertainment System
Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle	1993	Mac OS, MS-DOS	The player switches freely between three characters, each trapped in a different era (past, present and future). Gameplay requires sending items back and forth through time and altering historic events in one era to affect another. One humorous example involves altering Betsy Ross' plans for the American flag in order to turn it into a costume to disguise the player in a future controlled by sentient tentacles.
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time	2005	Nintendo DS	Mario and Luigi travel to the past to help their younger selves fight off an alien invasion.
Mario's Time Machine	1993	Nintendo Entertainment System, Super NES	This educational video game involves Bowser stealing precious artifacts from history, such as Shakespeare's pen and Magellan's ship's steering wheel, and displaying them in his museum. Mario must go back in time to stop Bowser's plan.
MediEvil 2	2000	PlayStation
Millennia: Altered Destinies	1995	MS-DOS
Mortal Kombat	2011	PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation Vita, Microsoft Windows	In the beginning of the story, a severely weakened Raiden is about to be killed by Shao Kahn, but casts a last-minute spell on the shattered pieces of his magical amulet, directing it to contact his past self with the vague message "He must win". The act eventually reboots the events of the franchise, though it is successful by the end of the story.
The New Adventures of the Time Machine	2000	Microsoft Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 95	An adaptation of H.G. Wells' works, you are a male protagonist thrown out of your own time period and only one can help you - a mythical being, the demi-god Khronos.
A New Beginning	2010	Windows, Wii	This point-and-click adventure game takes place in a post-apocalyptic scenario, where Earth has been destroyed by forces of nature. In the 26th century a group of people execute The Phoenix Plan, in which they travel into the past in an attempt to manipulate the fate of the future.
No Time	2019	Windows	After you escaped with a time machine from a secret facility you go on a trip through time.
No Time to Explain	2011	Linux, Windows, OS X, Xbox One, PlayStation 4	Side-scrolling platformer. Multiple versions of the protagonist from different times and alternate timelines are rescuing each other from kidnappings and trying to find the culprit.
Ōkami	2006	PlayStation 2, Wii
Omega Boost	1999	PlayStation	A 3D shoot ‘em up released in 1999. The game was short (only 9 levels) but saw a pilot operating the Omega Boost mecha back in time to stop the artificial intelligence AlphaCore from implanting a virus into ENIAC as part of a war between humans and AlphaCore.
Onimusha 3: Demon Siege	2004	PlayStation 2, Windows	This game features two playable characters who have switched places in time due to the instability of an antagonist's time machine. A feudal Samurai was sent to modern-day Paris, while a modern-day French officer was transported to feudal Japan.
Original War	2001	Windows	In this RTS/RPG, American and Russian troops are sent 2 million years back in time in order to secure the precious mineral "siberit" for themselves. Each campaign features a different plot and several endings.
Outcast	1999	Windows
Outer Wilds	2019	Windows, Xbox	The player wakes up 22 minutes before the supernova of their parent star and must relive the last moments of their home system, or explore the system to find a way to prevent the supernova, utilizing the time loop to buy virtually unlimited time to figure things out.
Pac-In-Time	1994	Game Boy, Mac OS, MS-DOS, Super NES
Pepper's Adventures in Time	1993	MS-DOS, Windows 3.x	A girl, Pepper, and her dog, Lockjaw, travel back in time to Philadelphia in 1764. Pepper is responsible for ensuring that history unfolds the way it should, as well as first locating and subsequently reuniting with Lockjaw.
Plants vs. Zombies 2	2013	iOS, Android	The player's neighbor Crazy Dave eats a taco and enjoys it so much he decides to travel back in time to eat it again, drawing the player into a time-hopping adventure.
Please Don't Touch Anything 3D	2015	Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, iOS, Android	Please do not touch anything is a puzzle video game developed by Russian indie studio Four Quarters and published by Bulkypix and Plug In Digital. It was released on March 26, 2015 on Steam for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux and on October 21, 2015 for iOS and Android.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky	2009	Nintendo DS	The fifth special episode added to the sister game is about saving the paralyzed future in Grovyle's path, following the player's adventure to the last dungeon.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness	2007	Nintendo DS	The player travels back in time to save the future, in which time has stopped altogether. However, it travels to the future and the past with two partners as the events unfold.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time series	2003	Game Boy Advance PlayStation 2 GameCube Xbox Microsoft Windows Mobile PlayStation 3	An unnamed Prince discovers a fabled artifact called the Dagger of Time, allowing him the ability to manipulate time.
Prisoner of Ice	1995	MS-DOS, PlayStation	The player travels back in time to reveal crucial information to the player, and to prevent his own death.
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future	2008	Nintendo DS	The story is set in motion by a letter from ten years in the future and a failed time machine demonstration.
Quantum Break	2016	Xbox One, Microsoft Windows
Radiant Historia	2010	Nintendo DS
Rascal	1998	PlayStation	The player travels through time to save his father from aliens. The main weapon of the game is a gun that transports enemies to different timelines.
Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack In Time	2009	PlayStation 3	Throughout the game, the protagonists make use of various time travel elements, using a gigantic mechanism known as the Great Clock, which regulates time across the universe. In one instance, Ratchet goes back in time two years to find out what happened to Clank's father, and in another the duo travel back ten years to alter the outcome of a large battle on planet Morklon.
Rift	2011	Windows	As part of the tutorial area of the Defiant faction.
Robotrek	1994	Super NES	In this Super NES game, after the player fights the boss Blackmore at the air base, the base blows up, sending the player to the past of Rococo, with the option to alter the past.
Rock of Ages	2011	Xbox 360	This game follows the story of Sisyphus as he travels through time from ancient Greece through the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and more, ending up in the Romantic era.
Sam & Max Season Two	2008, 2009, 2010	Windows, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3	"Chariots of the Dogs" (and to a lesser extent "What's New, Beelzebub?" and "Ice Station Santa") all have time travel in them.
Serious Sam series	2001–present	Various	The games First Encounter, Second Encounter, and Next Encounter involve a hero from the future sent back in time by means of ancient Sirian alien technology in order to find a means to reach the homeworld of the alien overlord Mental, who has ravaged Earth in the future. Sam visits ancient Egypt, Incan ruins, English villages, Chinese cities and Roman temples, albeit sometime after their respective civilizations have died off. Serious Sam 2 abandons the time travel theme in favor of various planets.
Shadow of Memories	2001	PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Windows, Xbox	The main character has to travel back in time to prevent his own death and discover his assailant's identity and motive.
Shiren the Wanderer 3: The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion	2008	Nintendo Wii, PlayStation Portable	During the Main Story, both Shiren and Koppa travel 1,000 years in the past after completing the dungeon Yosume Rock.
The Silent Age	2012	iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, Windows, Mac	A point-and-click puzzle video game, where Joe, a janitor working for the fictional multi-million corporation known as Archon, have to save mankind from an imminent plague by using time travel.
Singularity	2010	Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Windows	In the game, the main character (Captain Nathaniel Renko) acquires the TMD (Time Manipulation Device), created by Dr. Viktor Barisov. Using various time rifts around the island of Katorga-12, the player travels between 1955 and 2010 to save the timeline from the evils of Dr. Demichev.
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time	2013	PlayStation 3	Sly, Bentley and Murray have to travel in time in order to save Sly's ancestors from an unknown threat.
Sonic Generations	2011	PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo 3DS, Windows	With some help, Eggman sends Sonic and his friends back in time. Several main characters meet up with their past selves to get through reimaginings of older games' stages, as well as to defeat Eggman and his past counterpart. The Time Eater brings them to their final destination as Sonic and his past self become Super Sonic to defeat it.
Sonic the Hedgehog	2006	PlayStation 3, Xbox 360	The main antagonist is Solaris, a sun god with absolute control of time. In addition, one of its split forms, Mephiles, is capable of time travelling and has the additional ability of creating time portals when used by two users simultaneously.
Sonic the Hedgehog CD	1993	Sega CD, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Windows, Android, iOS	Sonic can travel to the past and future of each Zone in the game by running at top speed in tandem with energy of the time warp for a set amount of time. The goal in each stage is to destroy a machine that the antagonist, Robotnik "Eggman", has placed in the past in order to conquer the future. The future of each Zone will change from "bad" (default, ruined future) to "good" (lively and happy) if the machines are destroyed.
Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers	1991	Amiga, Mac OS, MS-DOS, PC-98, Windows	An unusual example, the titular protagonist is sent to past and future iterations of his own game series, including Space Quests I, III, X and XII. The game treats each time period as a separate location, and Roger is never in any danger of creating a paradox, though this changes in the next game, in which he has to ensure the safety of his future wife so that his yet-unborn son can travel back in time to save him at the start of Space Quest IV.
Spider-Man: Edge of Time	2011	Beenox (Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo 3DS) Other Ocean Interactive (NDS)	Set between 2011 and 2099, Peter Parker and Miguel O'Hara, the Spider-Men of their respective eras, face a foe who has changed history to ensure his own rise to power, and find themselves working across time to undo the changes to history that will result in Peter Parker dying that night. During the game, the time portal created to change history results in actions in the past immediately affecting the future, such as Parker destroying the 2011 prototype of the robot guards currently attacking O'Hara in 2099 and thus erasing them from history. The final villain is revealed to be the corrupted version of Peter Parker in 2099, attempting to rewrite history, but he is defeated when the two Spider-Men work together.
Star Ocean	1996	Super Famicom
Star Trek Online	2010–Present	Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4	Multiple uses of the slingshot method from the Video series. End game focuses on a Time War to keep the timeline intact.
Steins;Gate	2009	Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 3, iOS	The protagonist, Rintaro Okabe, and his group of friends accidentally create a microwave that can send text messages into the past. Once the messages are sent, Okabe travels between "world lines" and enters the Alpha Timeline where he meets a person using the name John Titor as an alias. Okabe learns that in the year 2036, the world is a dystopia governed by SERN (fictional representation of the actual CERN) and Okabe has to redo the messages he sent to reach the Beta Timeline. As soon as he reverses the world and enters the Beta Timeline, he must travel into the Steins Gate world line in order to prevent World War III.
Tales of Phantasia	1995	Game Boy Advance, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable, Super Famicom	This game features time travel both to the past and the future, using ancient technology.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time	1991	Arcade, Super NES	The Turtles must battle their way through time before confronting Krang and Shredder.
Thief: Deadly Shadows	2004	Windows, Xbox	This game features time travel to the past in the mission "Shalebridge Craddle."
Time Commando	1996	MS-DOS, PlayStation, Windows	The game takes place in the near future. The military, with the help of a private corporation, has created a computer capable of simulating any form of combat from any point in history. However, a programmer from a rival corporation infects the system with a virus that creates a time-distortion vortex, which threatens to swallow the world if it is not destroyed. The player controls Stanley Opar, a S.A.V.E (Special Action for Virus Elimination) operative at the center who enters the vortex to try and stop the virus. In order to accomplish this, the player must combat various real-life enemies throughout different time periods.
Time Gal	1985	Arcade, Various
Time-Gate	1983	ZX Spectrum	The protagonist must travel back through the time-gates to the year before the Squarm invaded, then destroy them to retroactively prevent the invasion.
Time Gate: Knight's chase	1996	MS-DOS	The player time travels from present-day Paris to medieval France to save his girlfriend.
Time Hollow	2008	Nintendo DS	Using his "Hollow Pen" the main character can draw holes in time to reach through to place or remove objects which affect past events, causing paradox. People who pass through these holes become displaced in time and suffer ill effects.
Timeline	2000	Microsoft Windows	Based on Michael Crichton's 1999 novel of the same name, the game focuses on the main character traveling back to 14th century France to find another researcher that used the same machine.
Time Lord	1991	Nintendo Entertainment System
Time Machine	1990	Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum	A professor is lost in the depths of time as terrorists ransack his laboratory, blowing up his time machine. The professor must help out the fledgling mankind to evolve and grow civilized.
Time Pilot	1982	Arcade	The player assumes the role of a pilot of a futuristic fighter jet, trying to rescue fellow pilots trapped in different time eras.
Timequest	1991	MS-DOS	The player must travel to various times and places to fix ten key historical events that have been altered by a rogue agent of the Temporal Corps, a branch of the military c. 2090 AD that is dedicated to preventing misuse of time travel technology. Events span from Babylon c. 1361 BC to World War II-era Rome, with several quests involving multiple trips to several different eras (e.g. using fireworks from 9th-century China, lit with a lighter from 1940, to convince Attila the Hun not to attack Rome in 452 AD).
Time Slip	1993	Super NES	A scientist has to go back in time to stop an alien invasion.
Time Soldiers	1987	Arcade, Master System	Two soldiers must travel through various time periods to rescue their comrades.
TimeSplitters series	2000 - 2005	Various	The player must travel to the past and the future to destroy an evil race of beings called TimeSplitters. The most notable game in the series is TimeSplitters: Future Perfect, in which the player must help both their past and future selves solve puzzles and defeat enemies.
Time Traveler	1980	TRS-80, Apple II, Commodore PET	In this text adventure, the player has to travel back in time to different eras and places in order to obtain 14 rings.
Time Traveler	1991	Arcade
Time Twist: Rekishi no Katasumi de...	1991	Family Computer Disk System
Time Zone	1982	Apple II
Titanfall 2	2016	Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Titanic: Adventure Out of Time	1996	Microsoft Windows, Macintosh	A former British secret agent is sent back in time to the RMS Titanic and must complete a previously failed mission to prevent World War I, the Russian Revolution, and World War II.
Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego?	1989	Various	The game and its two derivative television series (Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? and Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego?) extensively feature time travel.
World War Alpha	2006	Microsoft Windows	A follow-up to Sure Shot 3D and Wrecked (developer Mat Dickie's prior games), the story centers on a modern army lead by General Paramount sent 1000 years into the past on a mission to conquer the world, players can play as the ancient coalition (made up of medieval Knights, Roman Centurians, Ancient Egyptians, Arab Soldiers, Samurai, Native Americans and Tribal Africans) or the modern army, the 2D remake "Back Wars" follows the same premise.
World of Warcraft and its subsequent expansion sets	2004–present	Windows, Mac OS X	In this MMORPG, players can visit the Caverns of Time, where they can travel in time to key historical periods of the world of Azeroth. During the Warlords of Draenor expansion, players ventured to an alternate-universe Draenor set 35 years into the past in order to stop the invasion of the Iron Horde into the present day, main-universe Azeroth.
Worms 4: Mayhem	2005	Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox	At the start of the second chapter, Professor Worminkle and his classmates; which are the player's worm team, board his time machine to escape the government agents, which they travel to the Medieval times, the Wild West, the Arabian Nights, and the Prehistoric period.
XZR	1988	PC-88, PC-98, MSX2, X1
XZR II	1989	PC-88, PC-98, MSX2
Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward	2012	Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita	The protagonist Sigma's consciousness is transported 45 years into the future, where a viral pandemic has killed most of the Earth's population. The antagonist Zero III places him in a death game to train him so that he can go back in time and prevent the catastrophe.
Zero Time Dilemma	2016	Windows, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita	Two characters are time travelers who have sent their consciousnesses back 45 years to prevent a viral pandemic from destroying human civilization. Most of the game's characters are powerful psychics capable of jumping between alternate timelines at will, and use this ability to survive a death game.
Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II	1994	Nintendo Entertainment System

Time travel as a gameplay element

Name	Year	Platform(s)	Description
Achron	2011	Linux, Mac OS X, Windows	This game has single-player and multi-player free-form time travel. Players can play at different points in time simultaneously and can stop, slow, and fast forward through the flow of time. Players can also send units through time.
Blinx	2002	Xbox	This is a single-player 3D platformer with time travel. Players can exert some control over time itself; slowing, speeding up, recording, reversing or stopping its flow entirely.
Blinx 2	2004	Xbox	This is a single-player 3D platformer with time travel, the sequel to Blinx. Players can exert some control over time itself; slowing, speeding up, recording, reversing or stopping its flow entirely.
Braid	2008	Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Xbox 360	The protagonist uses many time traveling elements incorporated into gameplay. Each chapter explores a different time travel gameplay effect.
Chrono Trigger	1995	Super NES, Nintendo DS,	The game contains various modes of time travel transport at the player's free will, including portals called "Gates" and, later in gameplay, a flying time machine called the "Epoch".
Chronomaster	1995	MS-DOS	About 1/3 of the game is set in "pocket universes" in which time was stopped, while the heroes move in a bubble of normal time. Many puzzles involve restoring normal flow of time in a localized area — only for select few characters and objects.
Chronotron	2008	Browser	The player uses a time machine which can go back to a certain point in time to cooperate with himself to complete puzzles.
Cursor*10	2008	Browser	Cooperate with your (past) self to click triangles to advance to each level, within a time limit.
Day of the Tentacle	1993	Amiga, Mac OS, MS-DOS	The player is in simultaneous control of three separate characters in the same location, initially at the same point in time. For the majority of the game, they are at three different points in time. Actions in one time period affect the circumstances in proceeding time periods.
Evoland 2	2015	Mac OS X, Windows	Players travel to four different time periods by using "Magilith" stone pillars. By jumping through time, players can change consequences in the future to alter the world
Final Fantasy XIII-2	2011	PlayStation 3, Xbox 360	Player can move across different timelines and reverse them to redo them by the Historia Crux system.
Forza Motorsport 3	2009	Xbox 360	During races, if a player's vehicle is involved in a normally race-ending crash, he can use the Flashback feature to effectively reverse time in order to rectify the mistake.
Gateways	2012	Windows	Gateways is a 2D platform game set in the lab of an inventor called Ed following an outbreak of a number of his more "creative" experiments. Alongside the traditional platform elements such as jumping on enemies' heads, spikes and moving platforms are the gateway guns. The gateway guns allow the player to place two gateways on the walls, floors and ceilings of the lab so that when he passes through one, he emerges from the other. One gateway gun doesn't just connect to the other's location, but also its time, allowing Ed to travel back in time and encounter earlier versions of himself.
Gemini: Heroes Reborn	2016	Windows, Xbox One, PlayStation 4	Using a variety of superpowers such as telekinesis and time travel, Cassandra must battle her way through an enemy-filled underground facility called The Quarry in order to save her abducted friend and solve a family mystery.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask	2000	Nintendo 64, GameCube, Nintendo 3DS	Playable character Link has only three days in order to avoid a moon crash into the country of Termina. In order to return to the first day, he uses the Ocarina of Time, which also allows him to slow the flow of time (or restore if it was slowed) or advance half a day.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time	1998	Nintendo 64, GameCube, iQue Player, Nintendo 3DS	Link can travel back and forth through time via the Master Sword and the Temple of Time to complete puzzles as a young boy or adult man.
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages	2001	Game Boy Color	Link uses the Harp of Ages to travel between the distant past and the present. Actions in the past can change the present world.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword	2011	Wii	The player must activate Timeshift Stones in order to make certain areas time travel, including making robots, mine carts, thorny gates or lasers disappear.
LittleBigPlanet Karting	2012	PlayStation 3	There is a power-up called the "Fast Forward" that sends the player to the location he would be in, in the near future.
The Magic of Scheherazade	1987	NES	The game allows time travel between five different time periods.
Millennia: Altered Destinies	1995	PC	The player plays as a man who is given a time traveling spaceship, and charged with the task of correcting the mass extinction of four sentient alien races.
The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom	2010	Xbox 360, Windows	A puzzle platform game in which Winterbottom has the ability to record himself to make multiple replaying clones (which can be used as platforms, grab things before falling to their doom, etc.) and to rewind the events since he started the level.
Mystery of Time and Space	2001	Browser	Several levels in this escape the room game involve traveling between different points in time and changing objects in order to affect the game state in other points in time.
Primary Max	2012	Browser	Players cooperate with past selves from a time machine, similar to Chronotron.
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time series	2003–2005	Game Boy Advance, GameCube, Mobile phone, PlayStation 2, Windows, Xbox	This is a sub-series of Prince of Persia, consisting of The Sands of Time, Warrior Within, The Two Thrones and The Forgotten Sands. The Prince continuously travels back through time to repair his errors, each time causing a disaster. In the first game, the prince travels back through time to prevent himself from unleashing the sands, therefore causing the Dahaka to pursue him, as seen in Warrior Within; he travels through time to prevent the Sands of Time from being created. In The Two Thrones, his stopping the creation of the Sands of Time resurrects the evil Vizier. In The Forgotten Sands, powers of reversing time are bestowed to the Prince by Razia, Queen of the Marid.
Race Driver: Grid	2008	Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360	During races, if a player's vehicle is involved in a normally race-ending crash, he can use the Flashback feature to effectively reverse time in order to rectify the mistake.
Sheep, Dog 'n' Wolf	2001	PlayStation, Windows	In Level 8, Ralph Wolf gets a magical chronometer which he can use to travel back to the Primordial age to plant seeds and move boulders to manipulate placement of trees and rocks to solve the puzzle.
Singularity	2010	PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360	Players can use a device called the TMD to cause objects to age and revert aging, and at some points to travel back and forth through time.
Sonic CD	1993	Sega CD	Sonic is supposed to time travel into the past to destroy the robot generators to save the future from the evil schemes of Dr. Robotnik. The player is supposed to find a "past"-labeled checkpoint and gather enough momentum to travel into the past. If the player travels into the future without destroying the Robot Generators in the past, he travels to the "Bad Future", and sees the respective zone fallen in ruin and pollution. If the player goes to the past and destroy the Robot Generators (or collects the Time Stones), he saves the future and creates a "Good Future" where nature and technology are in balance and co-exist with one another.
Super Scribblenauts	2010	Nintendo DS	Players can spawn a time machine and travel to either prehistoric, Medieval, Western, future and ancient Egyptian times.
Tales of Maj'Eyal	2010	PC	This modern tiled rogue-like game allows to time travel some turns back and change the history, or some turns forward and peek the future using particular abilities of Chronomancy-related classes.
TimeShift	2007	PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360	Players can stop, slow, and reverse the flow of time during few seconds to aid them during firefights or in order to circumnavigate environmental hazards such as fire and electrified water.
Time Swap	2001	Browser	The player goes back and forward in time in the place of his father and himself to find out what caused the father's disappearance.
YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World	1996	NEC PC-9801 (original release), Sega Saturn, Windows, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Windows	The player character gets hold of a hand-held contraption dubbed the Reflector Device, which allows one to mark their position as a "jewel-save" in the game's branching timeline map by using up one from a limited set of collectible jewels; the timeline is displayed via the Auto Diverge Mapping System (A.D.M.S.) and clicking on a "jewel-save" both returns the player along with their current inventory to that spot and returns the respective jewel for reuse.
Zeit²	2011	Xbox 360 Windows	Players can actively rewind time and play cooperatively with their former play, which is displayed as a black shadow. They can also fast-forward time and basically double the game speed at will.

Board games

Various kinds of family and simulation games exist, where people play face-to-face or around a table, or within earshot of each other, or passing written notes around, where the topic or mechanics of the game include time travel.

• Anachrony, designed by Richard Amann, Viktor Peter, Dávid Turczi
• T.I.M.E Stories, designed by Peggy Chassenet and Manuel Rozoy
• Tragedy Looper, by BakaFire
• Legacy: Gears of Time, by Ben Harkins
• Alternate Realities, designed by Kelly Coyle
• Khronos
• Time and Again, packaged by Time Line Ltd, designed by Voss & Worzel
• Time Master, Pace setter boxed game, designed by Marc Acres, with several variants such as:
  • Red Ace High
  • Time Tricks
• Time Marines, designed by Dan Reece
• Time Travel Kriegspiel Chess variant, designed by Macintyre and Reece
• U.S. Patent No. 1, designed by James Ernest and Falko Goettsch

The following are sourced from various pages on BoardGameGeek.com:

• 221B Baker St.: Sherlock Holmes & the Time Machine, designed by X in 1996 for John N. Hansen Co., Inc./University Games; players solve mysteries
• Assassin! The Game of Time Travel, designer uncredited in 1972 for Conflict Magazine/Simulations Design Corporation; abstract strategy, logic, attempt to predict opponent's moves
• LEGO Time Cruisers Game, designer uncredited in 1997 for LEGO/RoseArt/Warren Company; players collect artifacts
• Lost in Time, designed by Talya Shachar for Feldheim Publishers; players collect and replace artifacts
• Perspective: The Time Line Game, designer uncredited in 1993 for The Branch Office, Inc.; players re-arrange historical events; educational
• Time Agent, designed by Thomas Lehmann in 1992 for Prism Games/TimJim Games; players alter time
• Time Bastards, designed by Vince Fryer in 2011, self/web published; players alter time, cooperative or competitive
• Time Control, designed by Rob Arnow and Anthony Thompson in 2003 for Thompson Industries; players battle each other and alter/correct time
• Time Jump, designed by Gerhard Wieser in 2003 for PrintGames.net; players race
• Time Line, designed by Lloyd Krasner in 2002 for Warp Spawn Games; players compete for control of their time line
• The Time Machine, designer uncredited in 1963 for American Toy & Furniture Co., Inc.; players race and collect artifacts
• Time Pirates, designed by Alan R. Moon and Aaron Weissblum in 2000 for Platnik/Rio Grande Games; players collect artifacts
• Time Travel Chess, designed by Gary K. Gifford, self-published in 2003; chess variant, pieces may move back or forward several turns
• Time Travelers, designer uncredited in 1988 for Mabuhay Educational Center, Inc.; players collect artifacts
• Time Tripper, designed by Jim Dunnigan in 1980 for Simulations Publications, Inc.; players battle their way back "home"
• The Time Tunnel Game, designer uncredited in 1966 for Ideal; players race
• Time Tunnels, designed by Robert Von Gruenigen in 1988 for Uncontrollable Dungeon Master; hex and counter hidden movement war game
• Time Twist The Board Game, designed by Matthew Meadows in 2008 for MM Board Games; players steal artifacts from the game and each other
• Time War, designed by J. Stephen Peek in 1979 for Yaquinto; players battle each other and alter/correct time
• Timelag, designed by Mike Vitale in 1980 for Gameshop/Nova Game Designs; wargame, with a relativity mechanic
• TimeLine, designed by James Ernest in 2003 for Cheapass Games; collect artifacts, race, alter time
• TimeLine, designed by George Marino in 1985 for Geo Games; 8 piece chess variant, pieces may be captured from any space they've ever occupied
• Timelock, designed by Jason Darrah and web published in 2008; abstract strategy race to match a pattern before the pattern changes
• Wrinkles in Time, designer uncredited (Lloyd Krasner?) in 2004 for Warp Spawn Games; players fight over control of balance tokens

Doctor Who themed boardgames

• Dalek Battle through Time Game, designer uncredited in 2008 for Toy Brokers Ltd; players race, sometimes chased by a dalek
• Doctor Who: The Game of Time & Space, designed by Derek Carver in 1980 for Games Workshop Ltd.; players collect artifacts
• Doctor Who - The Lords of Time, designed by C. Gerard Luft in 2002 for Warp Spawn Games; players race
• Doctor Who: The Time Travelling Action Game, designer uncredited in 2007 for Toy Brokers Ltd.; players defeat game opponents while board changes
• Doctor Who: The Time Wars Family Board Game, designer uncredited in 2010 for Imagination Entertainment Ltd.; players answer trivia, race while board changes

Card games

• 20th Century Time Travel Card Game, designed by Mike Fitzgerald in 2003 for U.S. Games Systems; "rummy-like" play, special deck, play direction changes
• Chrononauts
• Doctor Who: Battles in Time, designer uncredited in 2006 for G E Fabbri; collectible card game and magazine
• The Doctor Who Collectible Card Game, designed by Eamon Bloomfield and Paul Viall in 1996 for MMG Ltd.; players "overwhelm" their opponent
• Legacy: Gears of Time, designed by Ben Harkins in 2012 for Floodgate Games; play cards to competitively alter time
• Time Gradient, designed by Stephen Tavener in 2003 self-published; uses two decks of standard playing cards, players compete to alter time favorable to their civilization
• Time Travel Baseball, designed by Stanley Frohlich in 1979 for Downey Games/Time Travel Inc; play baseball with ball players from any era (1900–1980s)
• The Time Tunnel Card Game, designer uncredited in 1966 for Ideal many standard playing card games may be played
• Timestream: The Remnant, designed by Patrick Scott in 2002 for Cahaba Productions; collectible card game collect artifacts, alter time
• Timestreams: Deck 1 - Stone Age vs. Future Tech, by Jeremy Holcomb, Joseph Huber (II), Stephen McLaughlin and Dan Tibbles in 2009 for Bucephalus Games; play card combos to earn points
• Towers in Time, designed by Mike Sager in 1994 for Thunder Castle Games; collectible card game
• Lost in Time, designed by Jason St.Just in 2017 for Chronos Productions; a card game where the players have been sent into the past and need to get back to the year 2031.

Role-playing games

• C°ntinuum
• DayTrippers
• The Doctor Who Role Playing Game
• Dragon Ball Xenoverse (2015)
• Dungeons and Dragons
• GURPS Time Travel
• LegendMUD - the multi-user dungeon creation of gaming guru Raph Koster
• Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (2005)
• Mysteries by Vincent (girls): The Time Machine Mystery, designed by Cindy Vincent for Mysteries by Vincent; how-to-host-a-mystery as time travellers
• Rewind: Temporal Tales (2017), a rules-lite framework for time looping stories [PWYW]
• Tempus - time travel MUD
• Time Heroes
• Time Lord
• Time Watch
• Timemaster
• Timeship (1983)
• Transdimensional Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989)
• Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?

Play-by-mail games

Play-by-mail games are games in which the moves and reports are sent by postal mail. Those which contain time travel include:

• Outtime days, designed by Freitas
• Time Trap, designed by Richard Loomis

Game expansions

• Age of Steam: Time Traveler, designed by Charlie Bink and Sean Brown in 2011 for Eagle Games; expands Age of Steam
• Railways Through Time, designed by Charlie Bink in 2011 for Eagle Games; expands Railways of the World
• The Sims 3: Into the Future, by EA Maxis, the eleventh and final expansion for The Sims 3 series before releasing The Sims 4 in Autumn of 2014
• Timestreams: Deck 2 - Medieval vs. Modern Day, by Jeremy Holcomb, Joseph Huber (II), Stephen McLaughlin and Dan Tibbles in 2009 for Bucephalus Games; expansion for Timestreams series
• The Twelve Doctors: The Key to Time, designed by Mark Chaplin and Joe Walerko self-published in 2011; expansion for The Twelve Doctors: Doctor Who Card Game

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