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all you get are games that pretend at time travel mechanics.
see thats where you are wrong.
there is no actual timeline manipulation, just scripts and what amounts to damage over time spells combined wit a physics gun, so to speak.
Achron works on an entirely different premise.
The game sadly was marred by poor design choices (namely adding massive micromanagement to troop control for no actual gain but to a detriment to the time manipulation mechanic).
also graphics. gah. wtf. ^^