No Time to Explain

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  1. PC Gamer

    No Time To Explain Remastered out now, with added multiplayer

    No Time To Explain developers tinyBuild reckon that their original version of the ultra-hard platformer "sucked", something Richard Cobbett agreed with in his review . It "sucked" because the devs say they didn't know how to code it properly, as stated in this frank, interesting

  2. Developer post

    Remake done. Release date - soon!

    I am very super happy to announce that the No Time To Explain remake is now done. The game has been completely rebuilt in Unity. We are now working on integrating it with Steam's APIs - including cloud saves and Workshop for the Level Editor. When that's done, we'll find a nice t

  3. Developer post

    Local co-op confirmed for No Time remake

    Hi everyone, I wanted to share some great news. We've been going back and forth on it, but eventually agreed - local co-op is super fun, and No Time To Explain's remake is getting it! Local co-op We were able to beat the game start to finish last friday during the livestream (we

  4. Developer post

    No Time To Explain at EGX London! Plus updates.

    The latest version of No Time To Explain's upcoming remake will be playable at EGX London this weekend in the Rezzed area! Stop by, say hi, play the game :) Controller support! It will be controller-enabled and gives you an idea of how we want all versions to control. Putting it

  5. Developer post

    No Time To Explain Progress Report

    There's a lot cooking around No Time To Explain. MrFuby is working on remastering the soundtrack at 320kbps This means reworking some of the songs from ground up, using slightly different instruments Will update the current soundtrack and be put into new Unity remake of the game

  6. Developer post

    Soundtrack out on Steam + Unity updates

    Hi everyone! Today we released the No Time To Explain soundtrack on Steam. Get it here There are 17 tracks in total and they will appear in your No Time to Explain game folder. Right now the whole dev team at tinyBuild is busy working on reimagining No Time to Explain within Unit

  7. PC Gamer

    JetGetters finds sugar daddy, refunds Kickstarter backers

    Now here s a classy move: tinyBuild s upcoming JetGetters met its $50,000 funding goal on Kickstarter, but the developer is giving backers their money back because of a delay in the development cycle. The game is still coming out, backers will still get their rewards, and it soun

  8. Announcement
  9. Developer post

    No Time To Explain Level Editor Tutorial

    The latest version of No Time To Explain (v 1.3) now has a level editor. Check out the Workshop ! Here is a quick tutorial: 1. Access the Golden Orb (from main menu or World 1) 2. Click on Create Your Own Level. You can also access other people's levels from here. 3. It has all t

  10. Developer post

    No time to Explain Level Editor Live (in beta)

    The Level Editor for No Time To Explain is now live in beta! Here's a quick tutorial on how to use it. It's located in the final credits screen as pictured, and on top of the houses in Worlds. For now you can access user levels from within the game. You can create and publish lev

  11. Developer post

    Workshop is in beta

    Some of you may have noticed that the Steam Workshop is enabled on No Time To Explain. We are currently beta testing it and expect to release soon. This revolves around the level editor which was in the pre-Steam release of No Time To Explain. Stay up to date with us on Twitter -

  12. PC Gamer

    SpeedRunners to get pirate-friendly free offline version

    SpeedRunners, as you might have guessed, is a game about running real fast. It's also a game about jumping and grapple-hooking, two methods of traversal that go particularly well with the above. tinyBuild's game hit Steam Early Access a couple of months ago, though it's just been

  13. Developer post

    No Time To Explain Soundtrack on Youtube!

    The No Time To Explain Original Soundtrack is now available on Youtube! It features several tracks that were never included in the final game. Enjoy!

  14. Developer post

    Mac version live; updates to Windows

    No Time To Explain is out now on Mac! Woo! If you bought the game for Windows, you automatically have it in your Mac Steam library. Remember kids, don't develop games in ancient technologies and expect them to work fine cross platform. That's why it took so long. The game runs fi

  15. Announcement

    New Week Long Deals Available on Steam!

    Save up to 75% on new Week Long Deals on Steam, available now until August 5th at 10AM Pacific time!

  16. Developer post

    No Time To Explain Lag/Resolution updates

    Latest build of No Time To Explain is updated now. We addressed performance and lag issues mostly. * Performance significantly improved on Windows 8 * By default the game will just your most optimal resolution for full screen * You can increase the resolution in the Options menu

  17. PC Gamer

    SpeedRunners announced: four-player competitive platformer – with grappling hooks

    SpeedRunners is side-scrolling multiplayer racer being developed by DoubleDutch Games and "published" by No Time to Explain developer tinyBuild. It's an unusual situation - indies publishing indies - and makes you wonder if the tinyBuild guys strutted up with fistfuls of cash and

  18. PC Gamer

    No Time To Explain review

    There’s a fine line between challenge and frustration. Behind it, I hope there’s a firing squad with their guns aimed right at No Time To Explain’s evil mole boss’s grinning face. It’s a platformer that should be great fun: chaotic and endlessly varied. None of it matters though,

  19. Product Release

    Now Available - No Time to Explain

    No Time to Explain is Now Available on Steam and is 25% off No Time To Explain is a game about Time Paradoxes, Jetpack Guns and Ribs In People's Eyes. It's a comedy platformer featuring great music, voice acting and gameplay that becomes more ridiculous as you go. *Offer ends Feb