Games like CONVERGENCE: A League of Legends Story™

89% positive from 1,137 reviewsReleased 202318% finish itSteam Deck Playable

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What it is

This is a 2D action platformer where players rewind time to solve puzzles and defeat enemies. It features dynamic combat and exploration in the League of Legends city of Zaun.

What players liked

Players praise its flashy, chaotic time-manipulation combat and platforming, comparing it to Prince of Persia or Ori and the Will of the Wisps.

The catch

Controls feel unresponsive and stiff, making combat and platforming frustrating.

Why it is here

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 89% positive, but with 1,137 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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Six games like CONVERGENCE: A League of Legends Story™

Super Time Force Ultra

89% positive from 967 reviews201411% finish itDeck Verified

Action platformer with time-rewind co-op. Players team with past selves across 6 eras.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique time-rewind mechanic, comparing it to games like Terraria and Broforce for its indie charm.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation, 2D Platformer and Action.

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No Time

97% positive from 1,538 reviews2019Deck Playable

A time-travel sandbox on Pine Island. Type any date between 1 and 3033 AD to change the open world around you, stalk your past selves, and stay clear of the Time Agents hunting for traces of you.

What players likedPlayers praise its fun, open-world gameplay, despite Roblox-esque graphics and jankiness, with potential for a perfect score.

The catchCrashes, collision glitches and unreliable autosaves repeatedly wipe out progress.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation, Action and Adventure.

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TimeShift™

80% positive from 1,418 reviews2009Deck Playable

This is a first-person shooter where players manipulate time to fight enemies. It features a dark, action-packed feel with multiplayer modes.

What players likedPlayers praise its creative time manipulation mechanics, reminiscent of other PS3-era shooters, making firefights fun and memorable.

The catchThe Steam version often will not launch on modern PCs without community made patches.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation and Action.

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Lemnis Gate

85% positive from 1,049 reviews2021Deck Unsupported

A turn-based, multiplayer FPS where players strategically alter a 25-second time loop over five rounds. It features unique operative abilities and a "team up with yourself" mechanic for tactical, four-dimensional combat.

The catchIt is online multiplayer only, the playerbase is dead and the servers were shut down.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation and Action.

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The Gardens Between

94% positive from 2,748 reviews201836% finish itDeck Verified

Single-player adventure-puzzle game. Manipulate time to solve puzzles in dreamlike gardens, exploring friendship.

What players likedPlayers praise its unique time-manipulation puzzles and relaxing, combat-free atmosphere, reminiscent of other "walking simulator" puzzle games.

The catchPuzzles are so simple they nearly solve themselves, leaving the pace slow and boring.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation and Adventure.

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Timelie

95% positive from 1,782 reviews20209% finish itDeck Verified

Stealth puzzle adventure where players control time like a media player to plan actions for two characters. It features simultaneous control of a girl and cat in surreal, abstract environments.

What players likedPlayers praise its abstract, surreal story and sequence puzzles, offering a decent way to kill a couple hours.

The catchThe puzzles stay shallow and repetitive, mostly dodging guards and opening doors.

Both are tagged Time Manipulation and Adventure.

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