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The Simplistically Complex Puzzler just got bigger! Had enough? Want some more? You must be mad! This disk complements the original TimeKeepers game giving you another 60 excruciatingly complex levels. Once again our destiny is in your hands. Using your skill and judgement you must organise, delegate and manage each platoon of 14 men through 60 treacherous levels over 4 different time zones, in order to find the devices and disarm them, but beware for the levels are riddled with complex puzzles, obstacles and traps.
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