Killing Time (Classic)

This game was so much better on The 3DO console 1995 than the PC remake. With cinematic video ghostly black and white characters talking to you as if you was in the story (3DO version), then again I was on a morphine drip from a bad accident for a few days while playing this game may have added another level to the game. Still when you play it, makes you feel like your a part of the storyline it was the first step up from the run and gun games that was out at it time.

Very rough

Не играбельно без комьюнити-патча и отдельного .bat-файла. Постоянно сворачивается, исчезает звук, бывало вылетает.

Любимая игра из 90ых!

Tremendo juegazo pero cuesta mucho lograr que funcione de la forma correcta. Hay que poner el mod de la comunidad para arreglar la mayoría de errores y modificar el archivo de configuración según tus preferencias. Probado en windows 7, en windows 10 no logré que funcione aunque al parecer es solo en mi caso.

buen juego

Killing Time is one of the best 3DO games and really one of the best narrative-driven FPS games I've ever played, but this version is not optimized for modern systems and the only existing community patch I found doesn't actually fix the issue of the game crashing. Nightdive Studios' remake is now just the default option for playing this game. The PC game weirdly has worse graphics than the 3DO version, and the Nightdive Studios version uses the 3DO graphics. It also runs way smoother than the 3DO version, along with modernizing the controls, so really it's just the go-to for playing this game now. This version is work to get running and even if you do you're still going to be dealing with visual anomalies, sound issues, crashing, etc.

Hope release 3do version for pc

While I would recommend this game I would issue a very stark word of caution: The control system is POTATO LEVEL JANKY!!! Seriously, trying to play with the keyboard and mouse will give you devil's delight!! Given the nature of the game this may well be intentional, but it does make things a heck of a lot harder when you're being shot at and struggling to avoid getting ravaged by monsters. I'll try to keep this review as short and sweet as possible because it's a pretty by-the-numbers sort of shooter outside of the crappy controls. What I will say though is that this would be quite down the list of classic 1990s Horror titles that are not Resident Evil or Silent Hill. My advice would be to save your dollars for either the original Doom games, Blood by Monolith (of which this game feels strong derivative), or the criminally underrated Realms Of The Haunting. For a more modern alterative, try Forgive Me Father 1 and 2 or the two Shrine games which you can download for free. If you've already got all of those, you might want to give this a try. It's not very original, but it should offer a decent playthrough if you can find a way around the control issues. Final Verdict - 2.5/5

Overall, I recommend this if you want the classic, unaltered version of this cool relic hybrid from the height of both FMV and FPS game styles. Still, it's a much better experience playing the remake Killing Time: Resurrected, which is also available on Steam - it's got massive quality of life improvements and the graphics are cleaned up without betraying the spirit and vibes of the original.