Rainy Time Travel

Rainy Time Travel

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Description

Rainy Time Travel is a 2D side-scrolling pixel narrative game. Yi fainted on the way home at night... He opens his eyes to only rain and an unfamiliar forest. He meets American detective Miles, and they journey together to find a way out. And thus begins the journey of Rainy Time Travel...

Platforms

Windows

Developer

121

Publisher

121

Last sync

October 5, 2026

About

Game Story

Rainy Time Travel is a 2D pixel-art narrative-driven game. The story takes place on an island where it never stops raining. As you search for a way out, you encounter people and things from different eras, travel across time, and immerse yourself in story after story. Through the sound of rain, you travel through time; through time, you find your way home.

Rich Exploration Details

Meet a variety of people — every character has their own story and secrets, and their fates will change with your choices.

Search for clues beneath the rain — explore the island and every era, piece by piece, until the path ahead becomes clear.

Immerse yourself in hand-painted pixel-art worlds across multiple eras — every frame is crafted with a devotion to pixel art, each era distinct in style yet equally delicate.

Multiple branches and endings — in this rainy time journey, there is no single right path. Only the rain that belongs to you.

About the Developer

Rainy Time Travel is my first indie game and honestly, I put everything I had into it. I've always been obsessed with rain—there's just something about it—and I've always loved pixel art games with that nostalgic vibe. So I really hope this little game can give players that same feeling I had when I was making it.

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