Time Shooter is a fast-paced FPS where the world slows down considerably once you stop moving, and your strongest weapon is time.
Time Shooter is a first-person shooter that is structured around one peculiar rule: time only moves when you move. Stopping slows down adversaries and bullets to a crawl, letting you take a look over the battlefield and decide what to do. Each level has the purpose of destroying all the enemies without taking any damage, and then going on to the next level.
Each level throws you into a small 3D combat arena filled with hostile fighters and weapons to pick up and employ in the fight. The aim is simple, yet the confined environment means every action might alter the situation around you.
The controls are familiar to FPS players, with the strange time mechanic being the primary thing to get used to.
The Time Shooter allows you to take your time to deliberate, so use that to your advantage instead of letting the action dictate your motions.
Use the time-control mechanic every time you enter a new battle situation. When you stop moving, look at adversary positions, incoming bullets, available weapons, and nearby obstructions before determining what to do next.
Don’t spend your time running back and forth in the arena. Movement allows time to pass, which means attackers can continue their attacks and bullets can approach closer to you.
Short moves are usually safer. Swivel out of the way of an incoming bullet, then halt again to re-evaluate the situation. The stop-and-move pace provides you more control over the combat and less unneeded exposure.
Weapons dispersed throughout the level can affect the result of an encounter. If the weapon you are now holding is not appropriate to the scenario, look for another weapon instead of forcing yourself to make a deadly attack.
You can include the arena itself in your plan. Walls, obstructions, and other things can impact enemy attacks and provide you with an opportunity to reposition.
If a bullet is coming from one direction, it might be better to run behind something rather than run away. When you have got into a safer position, halt again and plan your next attack.
Time Shooter turns the regular FPS idea on its head and makes it a tactical conflict where your movement sets the speed of the action. Just because you’re playing a shooter doesn’t mean you have to rush. When you need to ponder, stop, analyze the battlefield, choose your target, and move only when you are ready. Hit Play Now and see how well you can manipulate time to survive every encounter.
If you are a fan of previous action FPS games, be sure to check out Hexbound for some furious monster battles, weapons, and magic.
