Time Travelers for Nintendo 3DS

About Time Travelers for Nintendo 3DS

Time Travelers is a cinematic adventure from Level 5, released in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS. In 2013 a mysterious phenomenon called the Lost Hole tore open above Tokyo, and eighteen years later the city lives in its shadow. The story follows five very different people, including a high school girl, a disgraced detective and a self proclaimed hero, whose separate days begin crossing in strange ways as a new disaster approaches and time itself starts to bend around them.

The game plays like an interactive drama. Each chapter focuses on one character, and your choices at key moments, called Time Stops, decide whether their story continues or ends badly. A chart shows how the five timelines connect, letting you jump between characters when one path is blocked by missing knowledge from another. Quick action scenes and voiced dialogue keep the tension high. It never left Japan officially, which makes it a fascinating curio for adventure fans.

Genre	Adventure
Publisher	Level 5
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2012
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Here is the honest buying picture. New digital purchases are no longer possible, because the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023. That leaves the physical cartridge as the real route to Time Travelers, and retailers still stock or resell copies for collectors and new players alike. People who bought the game digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games, exactly as they always could.

Five lives, one day, countless ways it can all go wrong.

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What's inside

• Five playable characters with crossing timelines
• Choice points that can end a story early
• A timeline chart linking every chapter
• A mystery set in a future Tokyo
• Fully voiced cinematic storytelling

Best for

Best for adventure fans who enjoy branching stories, multiple viewpoints and the thrill of fixing a timeline gone wrong.