C# Time.time Hours?

Of course to get hours you just need to use 3600 (60*60). Btw in your case you get absolute minutes. So for example if you run the game for two hours and 30 minutes Time.time/60 returns "150".

If you need days, hours, minutes, seconds It's easier to do it in seperate steps:

 float t = Time.time;
 int sec = (int)(t%60);
 t /= 60;
 int minutes = (int)(t%60)
 t /= 60;
 int hours = (int)(t%24)
 t /= 24;
 int days = (int)t;

edit Here's an example with direct values:

 float t = Time.time;
 int sec = (int)(t%60);
 int minutes = (int)((t/60)%60)
 int hours = (int)((t/3600)%24)
 int days = (int)(t/86400); // There are 86400 seconds in a day (60*60*24)