Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time

Please, Please No. - Seriously, No. This game is terrible (such so that I have it in a folder named "Terrible" for which is was the first game to be placed into). Its an amazing game in concept that I would love to give the chance to be great...if it could manage to do that. Its a piece of garbage that is thrown together into a contraption that just barely manages to reach its goal (oh wow, I totally just explained the entirety of the gameplay) Is it a cool idea, yes. Is it a fun game, ...hard to say because its basically unplayable. Several times has this game refused to work...or has done something so ...wrong I can't fix it even with the included time rewind. Imagine Prince of Persia: Sands of Time with its time rewind except instead of being a game mechanic that is cool and awesome its a tool used to make sure that if you break the game you can rewind to when it wasn't broken. Like...you can rewind time...which is ONLY used to fix mistakes either you or the game has made. Ther...

Great idea. Crap game-play,

This is such a bad game that I sought it out in my Steam list again just to tell you how bad of a game it is. It's charmless and soulless, the controls are immensely frustrating, and the puzzles would be piss-easy if the game functioned well enough to do them. Don't buy this game - don't even think about buying this game.

Nice idea, horribly executed. The game plays and looks like a mediocre Newgrounds title and its core mechanic doesn't work that good at all. Its worst feature is in my opinion the music, which is horribly "composed" and sounds even worse than General MIDI. Do yourself a favour and avoid this game at all costs!

He jugado poco, pero resulta que un crio con el pelo azul y unas gafas de poligonero a las 6 de la mañana tiene un sandwich que le permite viajar en el tiempo. Yo, por mi parte, voy a dejar el LSD y dedicarme a la alfareria.

Very frustrating controls. Messy gameplay. The main boss is the terrible physics engine.

probably the best named game ever made I didn't really play it but I really like the name you should get this so you can admire yourself for having such a title in your library

This game was sitting in my library for years. Eventually, I gave in to boredom and, with hesitation, decided to play through it. The gameplay is all about combining parts, which are mostly found at the beginning of each level, to create machines that will get you around obstacles such as chasms, hills and deadly spikes. It's easier than it might sound, the machines I came up with were all small variations of the same vehicle. If they failed to cross an obstacle on the first try, I rewound time and tried again until they succeeded. The design of the vechicle had little significance and no outside-the-box thinking was required to complete any level. I feel no sense of accomplishment.

The main thing about this game is that you can invent things with wheels, propellers and springs. The problem is that once you've designed a two-wheeled bike with an umbrella, spring and rotablades all round, in some sort of trash-pile mess, you realise that there's very little imagination needed. Glue all parts to the engine and it works. Also, poor, generic level design will have you easily forgetting what level you are on; there's green, there's ice and there's fire. Not that any of these are particularly well done either. The designers just assumed you'd come across the levers that open the doors without giving you any indication where they should be or what they open. The building is as irritating as the physics are twitchy. The movement off vehicle is slow and you'll often die because he fell in a certain way. And let's not forget the 'hilarious' banter between Sack and the Doc. Which wouldn't be a problem except that the speech bubble also gets in the way sometimes. I also ...

shit