- December 5, 2019
- Team Maniax
Retimed
Platforms
About
Retimed is a local multiplayer arena shooter for 2-4 players. When a player is in danger, time slows down and a time bubble is created around the player. Now there is enough time to react and try to dodge the deadly projectiles. These time bubbles generate exciting alternations between fast-paced movement and tension-filled slowmotion moments.











- Highly recommended for local multiplayer, especially for 2-4 players, providing a fun and chaotic experience.
- The unique slow-motion mechanic adds depth to gameplay, allowing for strategic dodging and shooting.
- Easy to pick up for non-gamers, making it a great choice for casual gaming sessions with friends.
- The game suffers from a lack of content, with only a few maps and game modes, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- Online multiplayer is nearly non-existent, making it difficult to find matches and diminishing the game's longevity.
- Single-player mode is dull and uninteresting, primarily consisting of waves of enemies without engaging mechanics.
- gameplay47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by fast-paced, competitive platform shooting with unique mechanics like time warping, which adds depth and excitement. While the game is enjoyable in multiplayer settings and features interesting gimmicks, many players feel it lacks content and variety, particularly in single-player modes. Overall, it offers a fun experience, especially with friends, but some find it simplistic and in need of more diverse levels and gameplay elements.
“The fast-paced gameplay and the weird gimmicks, like portals or ricocheting bullets, created a frantic and fun game that I enjoyed playing with my friends.”
“A fun competitive platform shooter, with an interesting time mechanic; just before a bullet hits you, time slows in a bubble around you so you can try to avoid or even deflect the bullet. So much fun!”
“The gameplay is very fast and crisp once you get a good grasp of the mechanics.”
“Gameplay consists of platformer arena shooting against other players (if you can find any) and bots if you try the shallow single player mode.”
“There's a handful of single player levels to play through but the game is mainly meant for multiplayer, and gameplay itself isn't all that interesting besides the bullet time mechanic.”
“In my opinion, I think the game needs a bit more variety in level/game mechanics.”