Clock Maker's Tower

Time is ticking... or is it?

After surviving the mysteries of Clock Island and making his way through the dangerous Clock Mines, Emit has finally reached the tower at the heart of the prophecy. Somewhere high above him lies the great clockwork mechanism — and the only way forward is up. But inside this tower, even the meaning of up is about to change.

Story

A prophecy promises that the people of Clock Island can be saved — but only if Emit reaches the top of the tower and repairs its ancient clockwork.

Having crossed the island and escaped the mines beneath the mountain, Emit has finally entered the tower. Now only its strange and twisted chambers stand between him and the summit.

Gameplay

Explore a mysterious tower in this first-person gravity-based puzzle game, where floors, walls and ceilings are all part of the path.

Throughout the tower, you will discover levers pointing in different directions. Pulling one shifts Emmett’s gravity, turning walls into floors and completely changing the way you navigate each room. What seemed unreachable from one direction might suddenly be right beneath your feet from another.

Inspired by the impossible architecture of M. C. Escher, the tower is filled with interconnected rooms, unusual perspectives and paths that twist across every surface. Explore your surroundings, open doors, overcome obstacles and figure out how to use gravity to find your way forward.

Find Your Way

Inside the tower, orientation is part of the puzzle. Your compass always shows you where the current floor lies, helping you keep track of your changing perspective. 

And you won’t be completely alone: Hobart, a mechanical owl, accompanies you on your journey, guiding you through the tower and helping you understand its strange rules.  Every chamber brings you one step closer to the clockwork waiting at the top.

Change gravity. Rethink the room. Reach the top.

Credits

• Sounds and Music by Epidemic Sound and Pixabay

• Assets done in Blender

• Made with Unreal Engine 5.7

• Textures made with Substance Painter

• User Interface Elements made with Affinity