Leap of Time

A talking rabbit shows up with a time machine, and instead of fixing anything meaningful, your first thought is how to abuse it. That's the whole pitch, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise.

The rabbit's gift lets you jump back into moments from your own past and live them differently, which means old regrets, missed chances, and questionable impulses all become replayable. The temptation to rewind for personal gain rather than any noble reason is the actual plot.

Play moves through everyday encounters with the women around you, mostly around the house, where small choices and a bit of persistence in the past open up new outcomes in the present. It leans on light sandbox exploration and repeated visits to past scenes rather than a straight linear story, so poking around and trying different approaches matters more than reading ahead.