Timeshift Gameplay
TimeShiftTimeShift is a 2007 first-person shooter developed by Saber Interactive and published by Sierra Entertainment for Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. It was developed using the Saber 3D engine, v.S-3 and Havok. On August 31, 2007 a demo of TimeShift was released on Xbox Live Marketplace. A PlayStation 3 demo was then released onto the PlayStation Store on November 1, 2007. The game was released on Xbox 360 and Windows on October 30, 2007 in North America; November 1, 2007 in Australia; and November 2, 2007 in Europe.TimeShift PlotScientists from the near future have begun work on creating a viable time machine. The project results in the creation of two devices, the Alpha Suit, a prototype jump suit, and the Beta Suit, a more advanced, so-called military grade model with features the Alpha Suit lacks such as combat-related timeshifting abilities and an integrated artificial intelligence to prevent the creation of temporal paradoxes.The director of the project, Dr. Aiden Krone, takes the Alpha Suit and travels into the past.
Once there he alters the timeline, placing himself as the ruler of the Krone Magistrate that controls a dystopic world.The protagonist, a fellow scientist whose name is never spoken, then takes the Beta Suit and follows Dr. Krone back to the year 1939 (in an alternate timestream) to a place called Alpha District.
During the transport, parts of the Beta suit are damaged (an 'auto-return' which allows for a 'checkpoint' system, and the ability to revert to the original timeline) forcing the protagonist to assist the Occupant Rebellion against Dr. Cyclomaniacs 2 walkthrough. Krone in hopes of salvaging parts from the Alpha suit.He is eventually confronted by Krone in a giant war-machine which nearly destroys the Occupant Rebellion, but he succeeds in defeating Krone.
About This Game Harness time as the Ultimate Weapon: Slow, stop and reverse the flow of time to destroy your enemies. Unleash a powerful arsenal of weapons and vehicles in 24 combat missions. Up to 16-player multiplayer, featuring the use of time grenades in 14 different maps. Nov 02, 2007 TimeShift Review An interesting time-shifting mechanic and fun-to-shoot weapons can't make up for the rest of TimeShift's run-of-the-mill first-person shooter gameplay.
As an incapacitated Krone emerges from the wreckage, the protagonist kills him and retrieves the part required to repair the Beta suit. He is thanked by the Occupant commander and returns to the original timeline to save his girlfriend who had been killed by the explosion Krone had caused. He shuts down the bomb and walks up to his girlfriend, who begins to wake up. She reaches out to him although not sure of who he is.
As he begins to remove his mask the AI in the suit warns that a paradox is imminent and transports him away.TimeShift GameplayThe key feature of TimeShift is the player's ability to control time: slowing, stopping or even rewinding time more or less at will. This allows a player to stop time to dodge an incoming projectile or steal an enemy's weapon. Specific time-related puzzles also require these abilities. The player's abilities also affect the color of their environment in such that slowing time produces a blueshift, rewinding it produces a yellow haze, and stopping time creates a white filter 'haze'.
The player must use them wisely to make its way through the game. In some parts of the game the time powers are lengthened. CAN'T FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR?