Time Splatter

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Time Splatter is a single player shooter game with a violence theme. It was developed by Ominous Entertainment and was released on November 20, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Time splatter is a small episodic rail shooter game where our protagonist, after touching an ancient monolith, is transported to the times where the black plague transformed people into zombie like creatures and knights protected the land.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 39 reviews

emotional1 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game is a fun and enjoyable experience, especially considering its low cost.
It has a great concept and potential for future chapters, with some players expressing excitement for more content.
Despite its simplicity, the game runs well on various systems and is appreciated for its optimization.

The game is extremely short, with most players completing it in under 10 minutes and only featuring one level.
Graphics and sound quality are considered low, contributing to a lackluster overall experience.
There are limited enemy types and basic combat mechanics, leading to repetitive gameplay.

gameplay
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The gameplay is generally considered straightforward but can become frustrating quickly, leading to a mixed reception among players.
- “The gameplay is intuitive and easy to pick up, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.”
- “I love how the gameplay mechanics are well-balanced, providing a challenging yet enjoyable experience.”
- “The fluidity of the gameplay keeps me engaged and makes every session feel fresh and exciting.”
- “The gameplay gets pretty annoying after just a few minutes.”
- “The controls feel clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I found the mechanics to be repetitive and lacking depth, which made the experience dull.”
story
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The story is minimal and poorly executed, consisting of just a few lines of text on a black screen, and the game itself is extremely short, lasting under five minutes. Players feel misled by the lack of content and the unfinished nature of the game, which has been available for over a year without any updates. Overall, the narrative is perceived as cheap and lacking depth, contributing to a sense of disappointment.
- “The entire game is less than five minutes long (achievements included), there are only three kinds of enemies (who look like basic assets from some random tool), the entire story is just a few lines of text on a black screen, and it ends with 'coming soon' without being marked as early access. Since it was released more than a year ago, it's pretty obvious that it'll never get finished. It runs on Unity and feels cheap, like any other scam out there.”
- “The story is incredibly shallow and lacks any meaningful depth or character development, making it hard to care about what happens.”
- “I was expecting a rich narrative experience, but instead, I got a disjointed plot that felt rushed and incomplete.”
graphics
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The graphics received mixed reviews; while some users criticized them as poor, others acknowledged that they were surprisingly decent for a small developer.
- “The graphics and sound are poor.”
- “For being a small developer, the graphics weren't half bad.”
emotional
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Players find "Time Splatter" emotionally engaging as it immerses them in a dark historical setting, where the protagonist's journey through a plague-ridden world evokes feelings of fear and nostalgia. The game's narrative, centered around survival and the struggle against monstrous transformations, adds depth to the emotional experience.
optimization
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The game is well-optimized for a Unity title, providing a smooth experience despite its low-cost, on-rails shooter design.
- “A completely fine, dirt-cheap on-rails shooter, well optimized, which is appreciated for a game made in Unity.”