Killing Time (Classic)

3DO <3

время этой игры прошо. Но понастольгировать сойдет.

Just like the other said, hidden gem. Love the soundtrack.

Never thought it'd be very addictive of a Doom clone. Great game, it's kind of an 'open-world' and what I mean by that it's one piece of a map that is connected through tons of mazes with no loading screens. The game won't work on modern computers that well, also the game doesn't support modern keyboard keys, so after downloading the game you'll need to do one more thing, to download a patch that fixes both keyboard and frames, here's the link for it: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2900240903

One of my favs from my childhood

Belleza absoluta. Lo tuve en el Panasonic 3DO y nunca pude llegar muy lejos ya que tenia un bug(el disco tenia un rayón horrible) en el que si salvaba mi partida todo se regresaba al principio.llego la hora de desquitarme gracias a steam! Graficos hermosos, gran presentación controles precisos y un apartado sonoro que ya quisieran muchos juegos actuales.

Started playing this game at the tender age of 18, and found it to confusing and boring, it has nagged ever since, og decided to complete it, and that i did. It is a game og it's time, and would not recommend it to anybody, besides people with severe case og nostalgia and/or madness. although it serves as a casestudy into the early years of console fps games. it will take you about 6 hours to complete, and it needs the community patch to be fun. i give it a thumps up, but play at your own peril.

id recommend this title if you remember it as a classic but Only if you install the community mod. had major problems on amd 7900x kept crashing my comp completely but once the patch was installed run like a dream.

Ультра мега хорош олдскул хоррор-шутан. Спокойно стоит рядом с Бладом, это дичайший стиль+брутал.

Killing Time 1996 Originally a 3DO game, later ported to Windows by a different studio. This Steam version is the Windows port. Compared to the console release it’s basically a different game, except for the story told through FMV sequences converted into sprites – a pretty unique idea for the time. The game has atmosphere and originality, but it’s also clunky and frustrating. Worth a look only for hardcore 90s FPS fans. Pros: Unique story presentation (FMV as sprites). Great 1930s island atmosphere. Fun weapons and one of the most original enemy rosters from that time. Memorable soundtrack (jazz + 80s synth movie vibe). Cons: Entire island is one giant level – miss a key/switch and you’re forced to backtrack endlessly. Clunky movement and useless jumping. Overly ambitious. Fan patch fixes some issues but breaks others. Nightdive remaster overpriced (€25 vs. €10 for Blood). Verdict: Interesting curiosity for a couple of hours, but not worth recommending over better games from that era.