A narrative universe where time is subjective and mental health conditions are superpowers
Explore how subjective temporal experience shapes reality. Seven unique perspectives on the flow of time.
Learn About Time
Neurodivergence portrayed authentically as genuine strengths. No cures, no "overcoming" - just empowerment.
Meet the Team
Foster connection across different ways of experiencing the world. Every perspective is valid.
Core Themes
Vibrion, Leo, Anne, Maya, Eli, Dave, and Iris - each with unique neuro-temporal abilities.
Character Dossiers
Grounded in real physics - relativity, quantum mechanics, time dilation - with creative extrapolation.
Temporal Physics
Comprehensive world bible ready for game development, narrative experiences, and creative adaptation.
Gameplay Mechanics
Everything in Temporal Tides serves these three foundations.
Explore subjective temporal experience and how different minds perceive the flow of time.
Respectful, authentic portrayal of neurodiversity as genuine strength.
Foster connection and understanding across different experiences of reality.
A living canon — fundamentals are complete; characters and supporting systems are expanding.
| Section | Progress | Files |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ Universe Fundamentals | 100% | 5/5 Complete |
| ✅ Civilizational Elements | 100% | 4/4 Complete |
| 🟡 Characters | 58% | 7/12 Heroes Complete |
| 📝 Locations | Framework | 6 files |
| 📝 Factions | Framework | 3 files |
| 📝 Narrative | Framework | 4 files |
| 📝 Visual Design | Framework | 4 files |
| 📝 Audio Design | Framework | 3 files |
| 📝 Gameplay | Framework | 4 files |
Jump into the canon from the paths most people need first.
The same strengths — presented for scanning on a phone or a wide screen.
Mental health conditions as genuine superpowers with scientific basis
Physics that supports both gameplay and philosophical exploration
Seven unique ways of perceiving time and reality
Fosters empathy and understanding
Easy to expand and adapt
“Time flows differently for each of us.”
In Temporal Tides, that's not a bug—it's a feature.
