Timeline Up!

Timeline Up!

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41K ratings
2158 reviews
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Released
October 23, 2024
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Lead a growing crowd through dynamic obstacle courses, shooting through gates and recruiting members. Evolve your team with upgrades to conquer new eras and challenges in this action-packed runner game.

✓Dynamic gun runner gameplay
✓Crowd evolution mechanics
✓Obstacle course challenges
✓Era unlocking system
✓Upgrade and merge system
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What users say about Timeline Up!

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What's New in Timeline Up!

1.17.9

October 30, 2026

We gave things a polish so you can play without pause. Update now for smoother gameplay!

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$14.99

Energy Pack 3

Energy Pack 3

Charts

Top Grossing

📉 102-2

Action games

This game dropped -2 positions in Action games chart.

Last updated on November 1, 2026.

User reviews

Lousy with ads

Nearly impossible to get into any kind of rhythm with this game. Seems the developers were so busy incorporating ads, they forgot to make it fun or engaging.

Impossible to beat without a lot of upgrades

It’s just like a lot of these types of games each level is impossible to beat without doing a lot of weapons and character upgrades. I don’t recommend this to anyone!

Bring your wallet!

This is a game built for the wealthy. It was already steep — $5,000 to build a mid-level account, which is an obscene price of admission for a mobile game. Then the August 2026 update gutted the handful of free rewards that gave free-to-play players any foothold at all. Those small drops weren’t generosity; they were the bare minimum resources needed to actually play. Now they’re gone.

What’s left is a paywall with a game attached. Want to beat a level? Pay them. Want to beat the next one? Pay them again. The loop isn’t “play, improve, progress” — it’s “spend, spend, spend.”

And the price doubled. That mid-level account is now a $10,000 climb. Here’s the part that stings the most: even after you spend it, you will never catch the long-term players who earned their accounts back when the game still gave something back. You’re paying five figures for permanent second place.

Don’t kid yourself about the competitive side, either. Guild Wars is decided before it starts — you are not beating Weir, NFG, or Odyssey, and they’re only a few of them. Arena and Race are the same story: those players will simply outspend you, from accounts you already couldn’t catch. Every competitive mode in this game is a wallet-measuring contest with a leaderboard attached.

If you’re rich and you want a pretty timesink, come on in — you’ll have a fine time buying your way toward a top spot you still won’t reach.

If you’re not, save yourself the stress and the money. There are dozens of games out there that treat free-to-play players as real players instead of unpaid scenery. Go find one of those. The August 2026 update made it very clear you’re not welcome here unless your wallet is.

Update, November, 2026

Admin has abandoned this game. No support is provided.

DO NOT DOWNLOAD

APPLE will not protect you or refund anything either.

Report Apple to BBB

They are aware and joining in the scam.
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Constant lag makes the game unplayable

Every time I try to play this game, it causes my phone to overheat and lag, making it virtually impossible to play properly. I have an iPhone 13 and I’ve tried everything from switching off the Apple glass settings, closing background apps, etc. and nothing works. It’s a shame because it’s a great game otherwise but it just doesn’t work
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I hate the preview

The preview only shows the worst way to play the game the video sucks

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Game freezes or crashes on certain devices

Bug

Progression and unlocks not working as intended

Bug

Inventory and progress loss after updates

Bug
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Requested Features

3 requests

Unlock promised features like skills, runes, and arena

Feature

Improve progression and difficulty scaling

Feature

Add more variety to timelines and levels

Feature

FAQ

What is Timeline Up!?

Timeline Up! is a gun runner adventure game where you lead a crowd through obstacle courses, recruiting members and evolving your team to conquer new eras. It features dynamic gameplay and strategic upgrades.

How do I play Timeline Up!?

You navigate dynamic courses by swerving left and right, shooting through gates and bricks. Recruit and upgrade members to enhance your crowd's strength and unlock new eras.

What makes Timeline Up! unique?

Users praise its unique timeline progression concept and satisfying gameplay loop for killing time. The game offers a blend of action, strategy, and team evolution through different historical periods.

Does Timeline Up! have ads?

Yes, Timeline Up! contains advertisements. Some users have reported misleading ads, particularly concerning offline play and the absence of ads.

What devices can I play Timeline Up! on?

Timeline Up! is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It supports iOS devices, indicating compatibility with Apple's mobile ecosystem.

Is Timeline Up! suitable for children?

Timeline Up! has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for children aged 9 and above. This rating is based on its content and gameplay.

What are the in-app purchases in Timeline Up!?

Timeline Up! offers in-app purchases, which some users find to be expensive. These purchases likely relate to upgrades, currency, or removing limitations like the energy system.

How often is Timeline Up! updated?

The latest version is 1.17.9, last updated on October 30, 2026. While the last update date is in the future, indicating potential for ongoing development, users have noted bugs and glitches appearing after updates.