Fit check
Is Killing Time: Resurrected worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want first-person combat mixed with environmental puzzles
- Fans of supernatural mysteries set in historical environments
- Players seeking continuous first-person corridor action with exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a quiet or low-violence experience may bounce off the demonic enemies and visual violence.
- Players who want a tightly guided shooter may hit a wall when puzzles, clues, and estate exploration become central to progress.
- Players looking for a climbing-focused action-puzzle game will find a different structure here.
Our take on Killing Time: Resurrected
The bounce point arrives when shooting gives way to puzzle solving and clue gathering across the mansion. Players expecting a straightforward corridor shooter may stall at the Egyptian Water-Clock objective, while those who dislike live-action supernatural sequences may disengage when apparitions deliver story information.
What is Killing Time: Resurrected?
Set in the early 1930s, this first-person shooter places an Egyptology student inside the Conway Estate after a ritual for eternal life goes wrong.
Demonic creatures, deadly puzzles, paranormal apparitions, and clues about vanished guests fill the mansion. The objective is to find and destroy the mystical Egyptian Water-Clock. The remastered edition adds artwork from the original 3DO and PC versions, upgraded environmental textures, smoother gameplay, and expanded control settings. Exploration covers indoor and outdoor areas across a three-dimensional island, with more than 45 killing zones, hundreds of enemies, and rooms throughout the estate. Over 50 live-action video sequences provide clues about the events behind the curse.
How Killing Time: Resurrected plays
- 01Cross-version arsenal
- Enemies and weapons from both the 3DO and PC editions appear together.
- 02Live-action clues
- More than 50 restored video sequences reveal information about events in the mansion.
- 03Estate exploration
- The island includes indoor and outdoor areas with a full 360-degree view.
- 04Large enemy-filled estate
- The game contains more than 45 killing zones, hundreds of enemies, and rooms spread across the estate.
- 05Restored cut content
- Additional areas and objects include a pool house, a shipwreck, and ancient artifacts.
Killing Time: Resurrected compared to similar games
Abyssus focuses on multiplayer shooting through hand-crafted roguelite levels, with weapons that can be refitted using ancient technologies. Killing Time: Resurrected instead centers on mansion exploration, puzzle solving, live-action clues, and continuous corridor-shooter gameplay.
Killing Time: Resurrected: platforms & release
Is Killing Time: Resurrected worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want first-person combat mixed with environmental puzzles. Skip it if: players seeking a quiet or low-violence experience may bounce off the demonic enemies and visual violence.
Where can I download Killing Time: Resurrected?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Killing Time: Resurrected's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Killing Time: Resurrected on?
Windows only.
