In this paper I plan to explore the common attributes of computer games that make use of player movement in nonspecial dimensions, whether traveling through time or through a higher spatial dimension.I’m going to be conducting a research to discover the common traits of games that define this genre and implement these traits in the prototype of a computer game that I will be developing.I propose a hypothesis that games of this type create more complexity in a smaller space and as a result have smaller levels. The second hypothesis that I will try to prove it that the games that use this kind of mechanics use less graphical resources (graphics, animations etc.). The third hypothesis is that the resources used for this kind of games are simpler. The computer game prototype will be developed using Unity framework. I will be developing a game with the main characteristics determined by the results of the before mentioned research. All the graphical resources (graphics and animations) as well as all the music and programming on the game prototype will be done by me personally. By doing this I will try to test the before mentioned hypothesis that including this sort of mechanic shortens the time needed for development. The technical implementation of the game prototype will be documented in the chapters following the chapters containing the research. In the chapters on the technical implementation I plan to explain the process by which the prototype was created and the details of the Unity framework.