Solving Deadly Puzzles in Killing Time Resurrected

[@EvrenArda-p9i]

I appreciate the fact that you don't just focus on the popular games, but also review

[@NilayHatice]

Since Night Dive has already been working with Bethsoft for the Quake and Doom Remasters, I would LOVE for them to remaster the Terminator games. I've heard Gman mention it from time to time, so the other day I watched a longplay of the first hour or so on KZbin and I was blown away by how modern it seemed. The Sniper rifle even has a real time screen showing the zoomed in nightvision scope. On a sprite. It has an open world, vehicles, 3D enemies, dimensional terrain. It seems 5 years ahead of its time, and it seems like reviewers and gamers alike at the time didn't know what to do with it.

[@GUADALUPELindberg]

My mom bought me a used 3D0 with a pack of games. Killing Floor is one of the games my mom enjoyed and we played it and beat it when I was just a kid. Looking back on it as an adult now it makes me think of a lovecraft/army of darkness shooter and it still has that charm and nostalgia. Thanks for covering it, I will be picking it up at some point!

[@SibelHasan-nw5fm]

Your reviews always provide a great balance of both the positive and negative

[@JARREDDuke]

This game review was so well-edited, it flowed seamlessly from beginning to end.

[@ALEJANDROMendenhall]

Just finished the game after years an years of starting but never getting in to it. The updated controls and upgraded video sequences on the PC have really made it a night and day difference.. fantastic game. I miss how innovative and experimental the genre used to be and this game is a real testament to that era.

[@NOLANPetty-h2o]

Your review was so interesting, it kept me engaged from beginning to end.

[@BirsenAyse]

you're reviewing, it's very helpful for those who are looking for similar games to play.

[@NeslihanSirin-f9h]

Talk about a throwback for me. I saw the thumbnail for this video, and it instantly triggered a forgotten memory of playing this on my grandmas Sony vaio desktop back in 96 or 97.

[@DELBERTHorner]

I'm one of the 12 people who played this back in the 90's on PC. I was stuck in a small town at my grandmas for the summer, and it was in some bargain bin at walmart or something. I remember it barely played on her computer. Ive forgotten most of it, but I recognize a lot of the characters.

[@GulperiSercin]

I was a huge fan of the 3DO version so I lost it when this was announced. I finished the game yesterday and had an absolute blast. Pure nostalgia, especially with the music. There’s nothing that matches the feel of this game, I love it.

[@TRINIDADMauro]

DAMN!!! They did a beautifuljob on the pre-rendered assets.

[@OzlemOzlem-x8h]

30 years ago I played this game on my dad's Mac computer and got absolutely wrecked by the last 1/4 of the game. Hope I've gotten gud in the meantime. Either way, this is some beautiful remastering work. That silky smooth frame rate.... chef's kiss

[@RefikCavlan]

lesser-known games that deserve more attention.

[@EvreTugsem]

Saw a review for this in a gaming magazine back in highschool, holy moly do i feel old now

[@NurdanBerfin]

Crazy timing. I was just about to play the original and had no idea this remaster was a thing.

[@LoritaSteele-t8q]

This video is so unique. I’ve never heard of this game before. Fascinating stuff.

[@MucellaEsra]

I think we can all agree that Nightdive is a god send at this point.

[@EylemRefaettin]

Some of the best memories i have with my older brother were watching him play this game on the 3do. I honestly got a little emotional when I saw this remaster.

[@LovettaJohansen]

I've been soooo hyped for this game, having grown up on the 3DO version. I loved how it mixed FPS with FMV.

[@EmisFevziye]

For an increased challenge, play the hardest difficulty. In this mode, the final boss spawns immediately and constantly follows and attacks you through the entire game. He can’t be killed by normal means, so he’ll be all over you the entire time.

[@NebiMurat-v5b]

I think Rebecca Heineman; (who was responsible for the 3DO port of Doom) was the lead programmer for the Windows PC port. I'm pretty sure Rebecca talked about it in a youtube video; that the devs needed someone who had experience with video codecs.

[@CasandraCasey-z6q]

What an incredible remaster it is. Thats how you rescue a game in risk of becoming the lost media.

[@ROSENDOChamberlin]

My dad and I used to play this a toooon. I still remember the "help me" whisper giving me chills. For back in the day, killing time was great. Thanks

[@VAUGHNHopson-n5o]

Ross Scott from Accursed Farms did a fun play through of the original. It's amazing how much better the remaster looks for a forgotten game.

[@ELLISGrissom-w5v]

This and PO'd are not my thing, but i bought them anyway to support the developers. I've like most everything else they've done so far and want them to keep doing this for more and more old titles.

[@GRANVILLEAldana]

Finding hidden rooms in this game is very cool as well. At least when I was a kid it was because it’s not like you were able to just look up this kind of stuff online. There’s a hidden room in the beginning with your first encounter with the gangsters, a room in the building where there’s a second revolver. I always remember that.

[@LINCOLNDougherty-f8h]

I want Nightdive to do a Kingpin life of crime remaster because that piece of shit they call a remaster that they just released was not worthy whatsoever. Nightdive would give it the love it deserves.

[@NgaVelasco]

aspects of each game, it's very helpful when trying to make an informed decision

[@iklilEmine-h2o]

Night Dive must be just watching Ross’s Game Dungeon, right???

[@WMPool-e8n]

Besides the System Shock 1 remaster they did this is the one i'm most looking forward to. Killing Time is borderline unplayable on modern systems. Also the digitized actors as a way to explain the background plot is bar none one of the most unique things i've seen in any shooter. You could almost consider them as kind of a precursor to audio logs in videogames

[@JAIMEReese-j5m]

Ah yes, Scott has covered this game. Nice to see it got a remaster.

[@xboxclown8922]

I played two PC versions with the newer being a great game.

[@ShaquitaKroll]

It's so cool seeing Resurrected doing that same thing that the Powerslave: Exhumed remaster did by combining the best of both versions into one definitive version!

[@ErsenMansur]

This game deserved so much more attention than it received upon initial release. Oozes so much great atmosphere. Ready to get refisted by those maids.

[@JESSCalloway]

Night Dive killing it. Man, a NOLF remaster would be incredible.

[@DeedeeHopper]

mechanic], thanks for mentioning that in your review.

[@FerdaAysel]

Can tell the boy is dealing with a winter season cold, hope u feel better!

[@OzhanDeram]

Nightdive did some great work there with the FMV. Would love to see what they could do with Realms of the Haunting

[@FarukMehmet-u5w]

The game was originally designed by Studio 3DO for the 3DO console, and the 3DO had that built in ability to stream video clips to various layers and polygon surfaces using its' animation co-processor. A feature that made the 3DO really stand out for the time. One of the more unique features for this game was seeing FMV sequences being displayed in the game engine. It really does date the game from 1994. But the 3DO version always had middling reviews, but still an interesting specimen of a game. I guess the PC version went through a lot of redesign.

[@LOWELLParish]

My dad is red green colour blind (luckily I didn’t inherit it) growing up he’d ask me to grab his brown jacket, and he actually meant his green one.

[@JEFFLucas-j4y]

NOLF remaster would be absolutely awesome, also the Requiem Avenging Angel would be good too!

[@BedriyeTugba]

I just knew a The Mask reference was gonna be done with the tommy gun after seeing Ross's video. XD

[@AbdullahHatice-t9d]

And they have FMV cutscenes, too, which means one thing. Filming. And with filmed cutscenes like those, it also means that there probably deleted scenes, bloopers and outtakes.

[@HyeKline]

I love these goofy old games with Green Screened cheesy actors put into them. Makes me want to replay Phantasmagoria again. You ever play that? Would love to see a video on it sometime.

[@CindieGermain]

I remember this. I had a 3DO. I won it from a British TV show, Movie, Games ans Music (I think).

[@LANNYWade]

I did not know he was colour blind...that came as a bolt from the grey

[@JOELJonas-d8g]

the phrase "raw sigma energy" just makes me realise how far brainrot has rooted itself in our society.

[@BLAINEThomsen]

Its so weird this came out now. I have been trying to get the og game running on my little emulator and cant get it working, nice timing haha

[@RustuSimender]

What's crazy is you and Ryan hollinger uploaded videos on the same game within minutes of each other

[@NeseDeniz-p2b]

7:15 I remember the 3DO having a much darker atmosphere and the character renders we’re actually a lot better than the pc version.

[@BeaulahHouck]

7:05 same thing; a compromise to get videos working at all(the PC version ran on a BSP based engine very similar to id Tech 1).

[@EbruSoner-k2r]

i just want them to remaster WITCHAVEN or CORRIDOR 7 or even OPERATION BODYCOUNT , but i bet REALMS OF THE HAUNTING would be next.

[@WYATTTeel-o7e]

It’s funny how Nightdive has remastered not one, but TWO 90s console/PC FPS games that revolve around the Pharaoh Ramses to a certain extent.

[@MaeganBuchanan]

about a game.

[@TODDCottrell-d2e]

This game looks like it would be perfect for players who enjoy [insert specific game

[@Esmaiklil]

I'm starting to suspect this guy might like first person shooters