Nintendo Switch Killing Time: Resurrected Review

Killing Time: Resurrected is a remastered version of the classic 1995 first-person shooter "Killing Time," originally released for the 3DO console. This updated version brings the cult classic to modern platforms, attempting to blend nostalgia with contemporary gaming standards.

Core Mechanics

• First-person shooter gameplay reminiscent of early '90s classics
• Maze-like levels filled with enemies and puzzles
• Variety of weapons, including period-appropriate firearms

New Features

• Enhanced graphics and textures
• Improved controls for modern platforms
• Additional content not present in the original release

Graphics

• Updated textures and character models
• Improved lighting effects
• Maintains the original's eerie atmosphere

Sound Design

• Remastered soundtrack
• Enhanced sound effects
• Voice acting quality varies

• Set in the 1930s on a mysterious island
• Player investigates the disappearance of a famous heiress
• Blend of horror and noir elements

Pros

1. Nostalgic appeal for fans of classic FPS games
2. Improved graphics while maintaining the original's charm
3. Additional content expands on the original experience

Cons

1. Dated gameplay mechanics may not appeal to all modern gamers
2. Level design can feel confusing and repetitive
3. Some technical issues and bugs reported

Killing Time: Resurrected is a faithful remaster that successfully brings a cult classic into the modern era. While it may not compete with contemporary FPS titles in terms of gameplay sophistication, it offers a unique blend of nostalgia and updated visuals that will appeal to retro gaming enthusiasts and those interested in gaming history.

Score: 7/10

Recommended for: Fans of classic FPS games, retro gaming enthusiasts, and players interested in unique horror-noir settings.

May not appeal to: Gamers who prefer modern, fast-paced shooters or those without nostalgia for '90s gaming.