9/18/2024 UPDATE: While I still enjoy this series in full, I can recommend this less than before.

The initial download comes with base assets, but you'll need to download a set of files from a separate server, depending on what resolution and what view you want. While better then downloading 60 GB of redundant files, this is fairly dangerous if the files no longer exist.

The developer also failed to deliver on certain Kickstarter rewards and incentives, including no physical rewards, no Xbox release, and no new physics engine. There has also been no forum activity, and the physical TImeshock project is at a standstill.

Here's my recommendation: Don't go in expecting a completely brand-new game here. Timeshock here still runs using the old physics model from 1997. While the graphics are dazzling and up to modern standards, the gameplay, while still great, all remains the same and hasn't changed since original release. If things change, I'll be more than willing to give this an update.

Tread cautiously with the $15 tag, considering the lack of updates since September 2016 and radio silence ever since.

9/18/2024 UPDATE: While I still enjoy this series in full, I can recommend this less than before. The initial download comes with base assets, but you'll need to download a set of files from a separate server, depending on what resolution and what view you want. While better then downloading 60 GB of redundant files, this is fairly dangerous if the files no longer exist. The developer also failed to deliver on certain Kickstarter rewards and incentives, including no physical rewards, no Xbox release, and no new physics engine. There has also been no forum activity, and the physical TImeshock project is at a standstill. Here's my recommendation: Don't go in expecting a completely brand-new game here. Timeshock here still runs using the old physics model from 1997. While the graphics are dazzling and up to modern standards, the gameplay, while still great, all remains the same and hasn't changed since original release. If things change, I'll be more than willing to give this an update. Tread cautiously with the $15 tag, considering the lack of updates since September 2016 and radio silence ever since.