God is giving you a tour of heaven, until suddenly you're left alone with the Time Machine™.  You think you can use it, but it starts falling apart right in front of you. How long can you keep it spinning? If you fail, god will send you to hell for a billion years. That's plenty of time to pick up a new skill for your next attempt.

The Time Machine™ is made out of 4 components, each can break anytime and needs to be fixed before the collapse of time itself:

1. The clock™ displays the flow of time. Keep the arrows spinning by tapping them when they get stuck.

2. The star™ is the energy source. Keep it spinning by positioning planets in the required place.

3. The engine™ converts solar power into motion. It has a 4x4 sudoku like interface to control it. Make sure the puzzle is solved: No symbols can repeat in the same row, column or box (2x2).

4. The pipes™ handle the flow of time.  Spin the pipes into the right position, so that all of them connect properly

The situation is very serious, so here are some tips to get you started:

1. The Death Bar™ displays how close the universe is to total collapse. If one component breaks, so does the entire machine. The currently most broken component state is shown. Each component individually changes it's color (or spin speed) to signal how close it is to breaking.

2. Prioritize components that break faster, but are easier to solve. Always keep an eye on them.

3. Components need time to restore. Components that break slower will also restore slower.

4. The Volume Slider™ controls the volume (very confusing, I know). There's the Pause Button™ nearby (Please don't cheat with it).

5. Tour Billion is a pun of the word tourbillon, which is a component for watches to increase their accuracy. This knowledge won't help you with the game, but thank you for your time and good luck.