Um zelador viaja pela história da humanidade em um veículo supersônico para deter um panda monstruoso sedento de vingança. Acelere a todo vapor, desviando para a esquerda ou direita para atropelar inimigos e acumular energia para o ultimate que desacelera o tempo. Enfrente soldados do Império Romano e fuja do coliseu em vários níveis do modo Adventure, depois derrote o boss para liberar os desafios altíssimos do modo Endless.
O modo Endless empilha níveis de 10 rodadas na estrutura de luta mais alta de Roma, desafiando quão alto você consegue subir. Este indie casual de ação para PC é perfeito para quem curte combates rápidos com veículos e progressão no caos da história.
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THE STORY
Scientists have made a mistake... The panda they were experimenting on has become a monster. An all-seeing demi-god with only revenge and destruction on its mind. Only the research facility's janitor can be sent to the past to save humanity. Unfortunately for him, they send him to far. Drift your way through humanity's history and fight everything that's on your way. You're the janitor after all. You've got to clean things up.
THE JANITOR
In Time Drifter, you control the janitor by driving his vehicle. It always goes as fast as it can, forward. Turn the steering wheel left or right to turn. Hit enemies to defeat them and fill up your ultimate ability. When you have enough energy, unleash this special power to slow time.
AVENTURE MODE
Follow the adventure of the janitor trying to get back in the future. Through multiple levels, you'll fight the Roman Empire's men and make your way out of the coliseum. Defeat the final boss to unlock a new game mode: Endless
ENDLESS MODE
Welcome to the Endless Tower, the tallest structure dedicated to fighting in all of Rome. This game mode will provide you plenty of challenging levels. Each one is comprised of 10 rounds. Beat them all and you get to climb the tower. How high can you go? How many levels can you beat? Find out after completing the adventure mode.
