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2024PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified92 % positive24.50 €

You fight your way through a demon-infested mansion in a first-person shooter where deadly puzzles are as dangerous as the monsters. A tongue-in-cheek mystery about a famous riddle and an ancient Egyptian artifact keeps you digging deeper.

  • Dread and tension
  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Killing Time: Resurrected special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Ball

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2010PCSteam Deck playable74 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Killing Time: Resurrected: dread and tension, puzzles to figure out as well as action-packed real-time combat.

As an archaeologist trapped in a buried cavern, you use a giant ball to solve physics puzzles, trigger traps and smash creatures. The ball's physics drive the whole first-person experience.

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Tomb Raider

Pure single-player experience

The classic that made Lara Croft famous: precise grid-based jumping and climbing through vast, lonely tombs, mixed with lever puzzles and gunfights against wild animals and mythical creatures. The quiet, eerie atmosphere of ancient ruins defines the experience.

Tomb Raider: Legend

Pure single-player experience

Crystal Dynamics' reboot sends Lara Croft on a globe-trotting hunt for Excalibur and the truth about her mother, blending fluid climbing, physics-based tomb puzzles and cinematic action set pieces. It's compact, linear and briskly paced.

Half-Life: Source

Shooting and gunplay

The Source engine version of the shooter classic: as scientist Gordon Freeman you fight through aliens and soldiers after an experiment goes wrong at Black Mesa. Updated lighting, water and physics refresh the look, but it remains the tightly scripted, linear original.

Tomb Raider: Underworld

Pure single-player experience

Lara Croft hunts for the Norse underworld of Helheim across sprawling tombs from Thailand to the Arctic. The focus is on acrobatic climbing and physics-based environmental puzzles, with some simple gunplay mixed in.

Tomb Raider: Anniversary

Pure single-player experience

A reimagined version of the original Tomb Raider with redesigned levels where Lara Croft climbs, leaps and solves tricky environmental puzzles in ancient tombs. Occasional gunfights against animals and enemies break up the exploration.

Black Mesa

Shooting and gunplay

A loving fan-made remake of the original Half-Life: as Gordon Freeman you fight through the disaster at the Black Mesa research facility, with rebuilt levels, new voice acting and music. Classic first-person shooter action with alien fights, physics puzzles and the extended Xen finale.

Tomb Raider II

Shooting and gunplay

Lara Croft hunts the Dagger of Xian across Venice, an offshore oil rig, a sunken wreck and Tibetan monasteries. This classic demands precise jumps, solves tricky environmental puzzles and adds more gunfights against human foes than its predecessor, plus vehicles like a speedboat and a snowmobile.

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil

Shooting and gunplay

A classic first-person shooter where you play Turok, blasting through sprawling jungle and alien levels, hunting for keys, and wielding an outrageously brutal arsenal against dinosaurs and monsters. The remaster brings back the N64-era feel.

Shadow Man Remastered

Dread and tension

As Mike LeRoi, possessed by voodoo power, you move between the world of the living and the land of the dead, hunting serial killers to stop an apocalypse. The remaster brings back this dark, sprawling 90s-style shooter-platformer with sharper visuals.

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