Antediluvial: Yalroc Island

Antediluvial: Yalroc Island is an isometric action-adventure inspired by 90s classics like Landstalker and Dark Savior, with the looping structure of Majora's Mask. You play a rookie soldier of a cruel empire, sent alone to an island that the waters swallow a little more every hour. Over three days, the tide redraws the map: paths vanish, others open up. Freeze, rewind and fast-forward time to figure out what's really going on, and pick a side.

You serve the Empire

You're a fresh recruit of Empress Keranna's personal guard, sent alone to Yalroc Island for your first real mission. Scout the place, find out why its inhabitants refuse to obey, and report back.

Nobody told you about the flood that will wipe the island off the map in three days. Nobody told you what the Empire is really looking for here.

And nobody warned you that you'd start questioning which side you're actually on.

Three days, one flood, and a time loop

Every cycle starts the same morning: the same villagers going about their routines, the same sealed orders in your pocket. But the water won't wait. It rises hour after hour, reshaping the island under your feet. A path you walked on day one is underwater by day three. And where the water climbs high enough, you can swim up to heights you could never reach otherwise.

What changes is what you know, and what you carry. Equipment, items and knowledge stay with you from one loop to the next. Restart whenever you want. The island becomes a puzzle to solve in space as much as in time, until an ending nothing had hinted at.