Stillpoint

Walk, then stop #

You walk the broken clocktower in real time. Step into a chamber and the clock stops: the fight is turn-based, three of yours against whatever clockwork is still moving.

Every attack is shown first #

Enemies mark the tiles they’re about to hit before you move, and they work together to box in the Keeper, who only moves two tiles. Wren and Oriel can drag the Keeper clear, or push enemies so their attacks land on each other instead.

Choose a door #

Every exit splits into two doors, each signed with what’s behind it: a boon from one of the four Hours, Restore, a Brass Heart for more health, or the Workbench, which rebuilds one of your units for the rest of the run.

Eight chambers #

The Belfry ends at the Carillon, a great bell too heavy to move that tolls shockwaves and summons its servants. Past it lies the Eclipse Garden, with trees for pillars, shallow pools that silence anything standing in them, and the Pendulum Sentinel, which swings across three tiles and knocks everything sideways. The Dial of Hours waits at the end.