Here's a little bit of history for you all. No Time to Explain was our very first game. It's the one that started tinyBuild -- almost exactly 6 years ago! We went through a Kickstarter before it was popular, got screwed over by a publisher, and eventually made our way onto Steam. The version that is up here now is the Remastered one, the one we always wanted to make. It took a few years to get…
Hi all We just pushed out an update for Windows that adds resolution selection. You can hold SHIFT before launching the game to get a prompt up. Working on properly integrating it into the game options. Full update log since launch: v 1.05 - Added resolution selection based on popular demand (for Windows) hold shift before launching the game to get resolution selection prompt - Fixed a bug in t…
No Time To Explain Remastered is now out on Steam, and available for free to everyone who owns the original! Enjoy. We made a few hotfixes today, including · Fixed the cake levels being unbeatable under certain conditions with blocks · Fixed the cursor being able to get out of the screen... like really far away · Fixed a rare glitch in the inside-space-ship-boss where you could get stuck Enjoy!…
A lot of you are wondering why the original No Time To Explain is not on Steam anymore. Others are wondering WHY the original sucked so much with technical issues. Many of you are still angry that we weren't able to deliver on the original promises. For 4 years I carried this weight on my shoulders, and now I'm ready to talk about it in detail. I wrote a long blog post about Why The Original No…
Wondering what No Time To Explain is like when you add local multiplayer? You probably guessed it right, there's a lot of dying and shouting. We redesigned the boss fights so that you have only 3 lives when you play them. When you play with 4 people locally.... you still have 3 lives. So good luck with that :D What's funny is that multiplayer was a bug. We were working on controller management…
Hi everyone, If you're wondering why the original No Time To Explain is no longer on Steam -- it's because we are prepping to release No Time To Explain Remastered. Built from ground up in Unity, the re-release is how we originally wanted the game to work. Full controller support Local Multiplayer Reworked and redesigned boss fights Actual hardware acceleration Reworked OST All of this is comin…
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