We've all been there: you’re out everynight, eating all of the pies in the city, when a magical pie appears and tempts you to eat it, rip a hole in the time-space continuum and subsequently use your clones to eat yet more pies. This excellently bizarre setup is just the start of Winterbottom’s quality, a fantastic puzzle game that pulls aesthetic inspiration from silent films and Burton (replete with title cards, tinkling pianos and scratched, black and white film) , combining them with the clone-based puzzle gameplay to great effect.

Absolutley delightful. And that's all we've got to say about that.

The titular pie-stealer has to use his clones to assist him in snaffling all the pies in any given level, and to do this he can ‘record’ his actions using RT, wherein the clones will repeat the actions ad nauseum, allowing him to reach inaccessible areas.