All That Time

All That Time is a psychological horror game about reconstructing memories through surreal exploration and environmental puzzles. You play as an operator in a failing reconstruction system, entering unstable memories linked to patients through Echo Mall, a liminal hub. As you continue, the system becomes unpredictable, its evaluations grow more invasive, and the distinction between operator and subject starts to fade.

Echo Mall and the memory branches

Echo Mall connects fractured memory branches and psychological evaluations. As the system destabilizes, the mall changes, revealing hidden areas, inconsistencies and traces of previous operators. Each branch reflects a different patient’s mind, shaped by nostalgia, emotional instability and distorted dream logic.

Within the branches, you investigate personal spaces, interact with memory-linked objects and find corrupted memory elements. These dreamlike environments are built from corrupted recollections, emotional trauma and artificial reconstruction, and contain the stories of patients trapped in the Somnium System.

Puzzles and evaluations

You progress by completing environmental interactions, sequence-based puzzles, recall validations and observation-driven challenges. You also complete recall sequences; your choices and reconstruction performance influence the system’s final evaluation and lead to an outcome based on your performance.

Psychological horror

The game emphasizes atmosphere, tension and psychological unease rather than combat-focused horror. Surreal architecture, environmental storytelling, ambient sound and distorted nostalgia make the world increasingly unstable as you descend deeper into reconstruction.