GOT IT

GOT IT is a time travel strategy game. You are a person in 2026 with a time machine and a broken world with quite some cards in your hand.

There is no final victory. Keep humanity alive for as long as you can and strive to make it better. The right choices build a stronger legacy and a richer past, paving the way for a better future. Extinction, famine, a dead planet or social collapse ends the run, and your score goes on the leaderboard. The more you change history, the less you understand your own cards.

Before each trip you have some time to spend your Knowledge on cards, from Common to Legendary. The time machine then sends you to the Stone Age or the Medieval Age. Drag one card onto the slot each turn to smuggle an invention into the past to make them better and fix the present/future. Cards from a later era hit harder, but they cause paradoxes.

When you return to 2026, the Ripple Report shows what changed: population, food, wealth, environment and order. Events like plagues, golden ages and market crashes can follow.

Game was made by UTM Moldova Students, 4 people check credits.

Comments8

maxxxMAX19 Oct 2026, 22:35
I really liked it—the music, graphics, and gameplay are all very pleasing, and everything complements each other.
Segtree
Segtree19 Oct 2026, 22:36
Fun game! I love the pixel art and the music. The shader applied to the card is very cool! The mechanics is very innovative and interesting.
dimanuello19 Oct 2026, 23:26
That's amazing! I really like this pixel art and sound. I catching vibes of an ancient civilization
Teaminister
Teaminister20 Oct 2026, 01:23
Idea is fun, but the execution is a little repetative. I imagine it can be an interesting time traveling deck builder but no its just "pick up good cards mostly - you will be ok". Art is nice and the music is pretty and chill. Overall - nice work guys!
Arfenalis20 Oct 2026, 07:11
Nice idea! I love how the cards look
Z1BIkS20 Oct 2026, 09:37
It would be nice if the pixels in the game were all the same size, but the concept is interesting as it is.
Eugenik
Eugenik21 Oct 2026, 01:44
The premise of using advanced knowledge to fix a broken future is a really compelling concept. I like the inherent tension of knowing that the powerful inventions you smuggle forward into the past come with the risk of causing paradoxes.
Alexandru Barbanoua
Alexandru Barbanoua21 Oct 2026, 14:24
Fun game! Feels a bit like Balatro but with a time mechanic and civilization, which is a pretty interesting twist. Really liked the chill vibe and enjoyed playing it. Nice work!
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