Time Portal-immersive historical exploration game

Example

A player selects to visit ancient China during the Han dynasty.

Scenario

The player is transported to a bustling city in 200 AD. They see people trading goods, hear the ringing of iron bells, and interact with characters like a scholar who needs help recovering stolen bamboo scrolls. Time Portal provides an immersive description of the setting, complete with historical facts, while enabling the player to make decisions that influence their path. If the player helps recover the scrolls, they may receive an ancient compass as an inventory item, which could prove useful in future quests.

Example

A player travels to Victorian London and chats with Charles Dickens.

Scenario

The player arrives in a dimly lit, foggy London street in 1850. After encountering Charles Dickens, they engage in a conversation about his latest book, 'David Copperfield.' The player could ask Dickens about his writing process or help him gather inspiration by observing life around London's poverty-stricken areas. This interaction provides a rich, historically accurate dialogue, revealing personal details about Dickens' life and work. Through these conversations, the player gains deeper insights into the time period.

Example

A player embarks on a quest to assist Benjamin Franklin during the American Revolution.

Scenario

Upon traveling to 1776 Philadelphia, the player meets Benjamin Franklin, who needs help finalizing a draft of the Declaration of Independence. The quest involves finding and decoding encrypted messages from British spies, navigating the bustling colonial city, and using items like an 18th-century quill to record key information. Success in this quest might result in the player being rewarded with a symbolic artifact, such as a lightning rod, signifying Franklin’s scientific contributions.