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Sorry can I make "time machine game" with Unity3D ?
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In addition to Warwich Allisons answer: Make sure to use the search-function, the question has been answered before. There you'll find answers like this. The quick solution is called EZ Replay Manager. Arrays: You could store object positioning in arrays where you, at rewind, loop through each array backwards for the corresponding objects. Animations: Another technique would be to record animations at runtime and play them reversed at specified events. Have a look at: Animations, AnimationCurve, AddKey Later (when the asset is ready), this will be inspiring as of parts of the implementation: Physics To Animation Tool Both techniques mentioned will also record possible stuttering, which would need some sort of interpolation technique (a lerp perhaps) between positions. You'd also have to keep track of the real time to sync the events. In addition to that (quite inconvenient problem) is that some objects have trouble rewinding, such as the particle system. Go with the EZ Replay Manager-Asset to, not only save, but rewind and fast-forward your time. ;-)
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You don't have to apologize for questioning, although you can be a more frequent user of the search function on the top-right of UnityAnswers-page. ;-)
Don't post the same question multiple times!!
http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/142941/time-machine-game-with-unity3d-and-playmaker.html
You can edit your question at any time if you want to improve your question. Besides that "is-it-possible"-questions are quite useless since nearly everything is possible and "time machine game" is not really a specific description what you want to do...
want to do like a delorean from film "Back to the Future", with changing objects that these was not constructed early in time. 3D action game.
To make a hover-board, just remove the MeshRenderer for the wheels while leaving the WheelColliders in place.
Then you simply want to have a look at Application.loadLevel or Object.Instantiate and Object.Destroy.