- June 3, 2021
- WhileTrueGames
TinShift
Platforms
About
"TinShift is a fast-paced first-person shooter arena boasting spectacular visuals, inspired by Quake, UT, and Titanfall. The game offers 10 weapon types, a map for 20 players with vertical gameplay, and the option to play as robots. A unique feature is the 'Return in time' mechanic, allowing players to rollback 10 seconds after a successful kill, ensuring constant action and a second chance to change the course of events."










- The game has a cool concept with dynamic gameplay and enjoyable running and gun mechanics.
- Graphics are visually appealing, especially the neon lighting, and the game has potential for improvement with future updates.
- The fast-paced action and variety of weapons provide an engaging experience, making it fun to play with friends.
- The game often fails to load, resulting in a black screen, and has numerous bugs and optimization issues.
- There is a lack of players, making it difficult to find matches, often resulting in games filled with bots instead of humans.
- The game feels incomplete with limited modes, poor AI, and a confusing user interface, leading to a frustrating experience.
graphics
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the beautiful visuals and neon lighting, while others criticize the overall quality and optimization, describing it as subpar or resembling an asset flip. Many users report performance issues, struggling to run the game on higher settings despite having capable hardware, indicating that while the graphics have potential, they are hindered by poor optimization. Overall, the game features appealing graphics but requires significant improvements in performance and polish to fully realize its potential.
“The graphics in the game are very beautiful, and optimization and system requirements will allow you to enjoy the beauty on average PCs and laptops.”
“The graphics in the game are really high level and pleasantly pleasing to the eye.”
“Very dynamic, captivating with its nice graphics and good musical accompaniment.”
“First up, the game visuals are terrible, asset-flip looking garbage with sloppy optimization and visuals... controls are locked, the overall quality here is woeful.”
“Plus, the optimization is terrible, so while the graphics are decent, I can barely run low graphics on this game, whereas on the same PC, I can run Crysis on near max settings.”
“That said, I don't believe it is just my PC being weak when I say that I'm hitting barely 60 fps on medium graphics; rather, I think it's a problem with the game.”