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Time Shift
Given TimeShift’s long, tumultuous development cycle that saw the game change platforms, swap publishers, and miss several release dates, it’s surprising the game has made it to stores at all. So it’s too bad that TimeShift isn’t really worth the wait, thanks to a barely-there story, extremely rudimentary puzzles, and tired first-person shooter objectives like going through an entire level just to push a button. It does have some redeeming features, though. It’s fun to pause time and whale on helpless soldiers, and some of the weapons are really satisfying to shoot.
If you need more out of a game’s story than “shoot guys until the credits roll because an angry soldier and a computer voice say so,” you’re in trouble here. If you piece together the fragmented cutscenes, scour the manual, and read the back of the box, you’ll learn that a certain Dr. Krone has stolen a special suit that lets its user travel through time. This has created an alternate reality, which is a bad thing–you’ll have to trust the game on that, because it’s tough to figure out just what has happened that’s so bad, other than a big robot spider that shoots lasers terrorizing the city. (OK, maybe that is bad.) It’s up to you to take the other, experimental beta suit (ohhhh, dangerous!), travel through time, and stop Dr. Krone from doing something sinister–which he has already done, so you want to undo whatever it is he’s done…or something.
Even though the story is an incoherent mess, it’s still possible to enjoy TimeShift. Why? Because you can time-shift. Your suit has the ability to pause, slow down, or even reverse time–kind of like a TiVo you can wear. This lets you pause the action, run up to a guy, and shoot him to bits. Or if you’re feeling like humiliating him before you kill him, you can steal his weapon, restart time, and watch as he wonders where the heck it went, and then make him dead with a barrage of bullets. It’s even possible to regenerate health by seeking cover and pausing time. You can’t rewind time and prevent your own death, but if you’re quick you can reverse it and unstick a grenade from yourself. You only have a limited amount of time you can manipulate before the suit’s energy runs out, but it regenerates quickly. The game promises all sorts of other “exciting” uses for altering the flow of time, but it never really capitalizes on the potential of the mechanic. Rather than challenging you with complex puzzles that require you to think outside the box or use the game’s quality physics engine, you’re mostly limited to slowing down time so you can press two buttons in quick succession or pausing time so that you can get through a door before it closes. Thank goodness for technology.
System Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 2000/XP/Vista
Processor: 2 GHz processor (2.5 GHz recommended) RAM: 512 MB RAM
Video Card: 128 MB video card with pixel shader 2.0 support (3.0 or 4.0 recommended)
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