That Time You Killed Me Abstract Narrative Board Game by Asmodee

That Time You Killed Me is an abstract strategy board game with a narrative twist, designed for two players who take on the roles of rival time travellers. The objective is to prove yourself as the true inventor of time travel by eliminating your opponent's copies across different timelines before they can do the same to you. The game combines tactical movement with temporal mechanics, creating a unique puzzle-like experience where positioning and foresight are crucial to victory. Players must navigate a multi-board setup representing past, present, and future while managing a limited number of their own copies. The game includes three 4x4 game boards that represent different time periods, player pieces, focus tokens, and various components that unlock as you progress through its four chapters. Gameplay involves selecting a copy of yourself on the board where your focus token is placed, then taking two actions such as moving orthogonally, travelling forward to the next board, or travelling backward while leaving a copy behind. Murder is achieved by pushing an opponent's piece off the board edge. The rules introduce new scenarios and components in a fixed order, gradually increasing complexity and adding fresh mechanics to master. This game is ideally suited for players who enjoy strategic, head-to-head abstract games with a thematic twist. Its relatively short playtime and escalating difficulty make it accessible for casual game nights while offering depth for more experienced gamers. The time-travel theme is cleverly integrated into the mechanics, requiring players to think several moves ahead and manage their presence across multiple timelines. It works well as a compact, engaging two-player experience that combines narrative progression with pure tactical gameplay.