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''Timespinner'' is a {{Metroidvania}} game developed by Lunar Ray Games and published by Chucklefish, released on Steam, GOG, [=PlayStation=] 4, and [=PlayStation=] Vita on September 25, 2018.
The premise has a girl named Lunais who has just been made a Time Messenger just when the interstellar empire of Lachiem invades her home and kills her family. Determined to take them down, Lunais travels between the past and the present to destroy [[TheEmpire Lachiem]] and avenge her family. ''Timespinner'' draws inspiration from platforming action-adventure games from the 1990s as well as various Metroidvania titles, particularly from the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS era of ''Castlevania'' titles such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaOrderOfEcclesia'', while featuring a visual presentation of highly-detailed sprites similar to that of the UsefulNotes/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}} with high-quality music of the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}}. Throughout Lunais' journey, she obtain various orbs that can grant her weapons and magical attacks she can perform, pick up unique relics that can enhance her exploration abilities, and encounter many allies as well as enemies along the way as she travels between time to set things right.
The game originally started out life as a student project by former Creator/{{Bungie}} member Bodie Lee, which ranked highest among his class at Western Washington University, where he then decided to develop ''Timespinner'' into a full-fledged game. Bodie continued to work on the game's development over the course of 5 years during his free time while working in the video game industry until December 2013 where he decided to work on the game's development full time. The following year, Bodie turned to Website/{{Kickstarter}} to fund the game's development and launched a campaign on June 25, 2014. Within a week after the campaign's launch, it was funded and by the campaign's end it eventually raised over ''$176,667'' out of its original $50,000 funding goal, allowing for the development of a [=PlayStation=] 4, Vita, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch[[labelnote:*]](a [=3DS=] port was planned, but was ultimately canceled due to porting difficulties)[[/labelnote]] version along with various in-game extras. From there, Bodie established his own company at Lunar Ray Games.
The premise has a girl named Lunais who has just been made a Time Messenger just when the interstellar empire of Lachiem invades her home and kills her family. Determined to take them down, Lunais travels between the past and the present to destroy [[TheEmpire Lachiem]] and avenge her family. ''Timespinner'' draws inspiration from platforming action-adventure games from the 1990s as well as various Metroidvania titles, particularly from the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS era of ''Castlevania'' titles such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaOrderOfEcclesia'', while featuring a visual presentation of highly-detailed sprites similar to that of the UsefulNotes/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}} with high-quality music of the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}}. Throughout Lunais' journey, she obtain various orbs that can grant her weapons and magical attacks she can perform, pick up unique relics that can enhance her exploration abilities, and encounter many allies as well as enemies along the way as she travels between time to set things right.
The game originally started out life as a student project by former Creator/{{Bungie}} member Bodie Lee, which ranked highest among his class at Western Washington University, where he then decided to develop ''Timespinner'' into a full-fledged game. Bodie continued to work on the game's development over the course of 5 years during his free time while working in the video game industry until December 2013 where he decided to work on the game's development full time. The following year, Bodie turned to Website/{{Kickstarter}} to fund the game's development and launched a campaign on June 25, 2014. Within a week after the campaign's launch, it was funded and by the campaign's end it eventually raised over ''$176,667'' out of its original $50,000 funding goal, allowing for the development of a [=PlayStation=] 4, Vita, and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch[[labelnote:*]](a [=3DS=] port was planned, but was ultimately canceled due to porting difficulties)[[/labelnote]] version along with various in-game extras. From there, Bodie established his own company at Lunar Ray Games.
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''Timespinner'' is a {{Metroidvania}} game developed by Lunar Ray Games and published by Chucklefish, released on Steam, GOG, [=PlayStation=] 4, Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/GOGDotCom, Platform/PlayStation4, and [=PlayStation=] Vita Platform/PlayStationVita on September 25, 2018.
The premise has a girl named Lunais who has just been made a Time Messenger just when the interstellar empire of Lachiem invades her home and kills her family. Determined to take them down, Lunais travels between the past and the present to destroy [[TheEmpire Lachiem]] and avenge her family. ''Timespinner'' draws inspiration from platforming action-adventure games from the 1990s as well as various Metroidvania titles, particularly from theUsefulNotes/NintendoDS Platform/NintendoDS era of ''Castlevania'' titles such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaOrderOfEcclesia'', while featuring a visual presentation of highly-detailed sprites similar to that of the UsefulNotes/{{Super Platform/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}} with high-quality music of the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}}.Platform/PlayStation. Throughout Lunais' journey, she obtain various orbs that can grant her weapons and magical attacks she can perform, pick up unique relics that can enhance her exploration abilities, and encounter many allies as well as enemies along the way as she travels between time to set things right.
The game originally started out life as a student project by former Creator/{{Bungie}} member Bodie Lee, which ranked highest among his class at Western Washington University, where he then decided to develop ''Timespinner'' into a full-fledged game. Bodie continued to work on the game's development over the course of 5 years during his free time while working in the video game industry until December 2013 where he decided to work on the game's development full time. The following year, Bodie turned to Website/{{Kickstarter}} to fund the game's development and launched a campaign on June 25, 2014. Within a week after the campaign's launch, it was funded and by the campaign's end it eventually raised over ''$176,667'' out of its original $50,000 funding goal, allowing for the development of a [=PlayStation=] 4, Vita, andUsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch[[labelnote:*]](a Platform/NintendoSwitch[[labelnote:*]](a [=3DS=] port was planned, but was ultimately canceled due to porting difficulties)[[/labelnote]] version along with various in-game extras. From there, Bodie established his own company at Lunar Ray Games.
The premise has a girl named Lunais who has just been made a Time Messenger just when the interstellar empire of Lachiem invades her home and kills her family. Determined to take them down, Lunais travels between the past and the present to destroy [[TheEmpire Lachiem]] and avenge her family. ''Timespinner'' draws inspiration from platforming action-adventure games from the 1990s as well as various Metroidvania titles, particularly from the
The game originally started out life as a student project by former Creator/{{Bungie}} member Bodie Lee, which ranked highest among his class at Western Washington University, where he then decided to develop ''Timespinner'' into a full-fledged game. Bodie continued to work on the game's development over the course of 5 years during his free time while working in the video game industry until December 2013 where he decided to work on the game's development full time. The following year, Bodie turned to Website/{{Kickstarter}} to fund the game's development and launched a campaign on June 25, 2014. Within a week after the campaign's launch, it was funded and by the campaign's end it eventually raised over ''$176,667'' out of its original $50,000 funding goal, allowing for the development of a [=PlayStation=] 4, Vita, and
