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• gamedeal user

  Apr 30, 2015

  Hahaha this is the biggest joke of a game in history. This game just had a full release? This thing still doesn't even look like it should have even been in Early Access. Don't put your wallet through so much pain by buying this so called "game".
• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2015

  This thief took the game out of early access a month before steam refunds on EA games were introduced.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 13, 2015

  An indie FPS built on the Unreal engine 4? Well, that sounds promising! With such an engine the game should rock and destroy all indie FPS built on FPS Creator and Unity engine! Eh boy I was wrong! What was I thinking? For a game that packs 10gb of data you get a badly designed menu, badly designed weapons, badly designed sound effects, badly designed levels, lot of clipping issues, not to mention the game is laggy as hell. At this stage,Time Ramesside is possibly the worst FPS of its kind to be released on Steam Greenlight. I thought The Slaughtering Grounds and Devils Share from Digital Homicide Studios were bad... It seems there's a new contender in the market! Since its release in 2014 and re-release in 2015, Time Ramesside (A New Reckoning) has undergone many changes. The latest build has nothing to do with the first build anymore. In other words, the game just got worse after every updates. Don't expect any improvement, just more glitches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WxWvLiG_aw Rating : 1.0
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2014

  This game is just as bad as fapping with Sandpaper. It's just that bad.
• gamedeal user

  May 19, 2016

  A twisted, asset Frankenstein of a game with the worst possible level design, full of obvious development mistakes and unbelievable glitches. It's atrocious, mother of all "bad steam games". Floating buildings, copy paste textures, copy paste levels (!), brain dead AI, npc raining from the sky - you name it. And all of this on brand new Unreal 4 engine that looks great but even this did not save this mess. Even the developer don't know what this game suppose to be - it started as a simple shooter, then he re-done all of it adding spells, then again changed it to be third person shooter, to finally revert it back to previous state but with horror vibe to it. Yes what a wild ride. Its mind boggling this product, its actually maybe worth 0.99 cents to see how twisted and perverted it is. I actually tried to help the developer with some other gamers giving him tips and ideas - as much as I was surprised he went out and tried to apply them. End result was even more mind boggling glitches and bugs. My dad told me once - do it properly or don't do it at all. Panzer Gaming Studios should just stop. Play it if you want to see how not to make a game.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 29, 2020

  [i]This is the [b]20th[/b] review of the Steam Redlight series, a series where I purposely seek out negatively or controversially rated games on Steam to see if they're as bad as the Internet says they are. It's accompanied by a video review that can be found [b][url=https://youtu.be/tb8JkRIm-uk]here[/url][/b].[/i] [b]In summary, I can’t recommend this game to anybody[/b] as it’s completely unfinished and has absolutely no enjoyable features. There’s only two soundtracks in addition to large, empty and meaningless levels that are all poorly designed, enemies that don’t do damage (or have death animations), as well as having no discernible plot or character development. The balding child villain is a nice touch, though. [h2]Introduction[/h2] Time Ramesside (subtitle, A New Reckoning) is a basic undead-shooter. You play as this dude named Mark who wakes up in a prison with no memory. Soon, he encounters some dying dudes that are like “your balding child is a demon and is killing everyone, you terrible parent” so I guess the underlying plot is that you’re trying to put your daughter in time-out. This is no easy feat since your daughter spider-crawls on walls like the possessed love-child of Dr. Phil while summoning the undead. The game makes no effort to explain itself, so you’re left to your guesses as to what is actually going on. This game features typical WASD shooter controls and only two weapons - a pistol and this exploding crossbow. Mark is also an amazing endurance runner since he has no stamina and outruns every enemy in this game. You ever heard the term ‘breaking ankles’? Mark invented that term back in Humboldt College back in ‘96. It might be worth noting that there isn’t any melee options available, but for some reason there’s a summonable textbox if you press “C”, so maybe you can try and guess your daughter’s full name to invoke fear into her. Once you make it to the end of the level, you’ll be transported into the next until you get to the [i]”last”[/i] level where you’ll be brought back to the main screen, wondering why you spent any time at all trudging through empty sewers. If you want to experience the joys of a level twice -- don’t worry, the game has a level selector. There’s even more [b]”Level In Progress”[/b] lines than actual levels, although they’re more empty-promises than things to look forward to. For some fun-facting, this game actually has over 300 reviews with only about 15-16% positivity. The reviews you see today are post-relaunch that happened back in 2015. This level of relaunching also is seen on another release of the developer’s, The Sacred Stone. For another fun fact, this game’s last update was in 2015! So, it’s safe to say this game is abandoned. That’s about all I can explain since this game doesn’t have much going on, so let’s talk about something I did like about this game. [h2]The Good[/h2] This game’s most redeeming factor is that it exposed me to a level [i](Called “The City” in the level selector)[/i] that has grass that’s too tall to see past unless you jump. I haven’t seen a game that featured that kind of design and I figure if there’s a fully-functional horror game that can actually carry atmosphere, I’d be interested in playing it. Unfortunately, that’s about it. Let’s move onto what I didn’t really enjoy. [h2]The Ungood[/h2] To start with the lesser of the evils, there’s seemingly only two music tracks in this game. There’s this eerie-like song that [i]tries[/i] to set the atmosphere of a horror shooter, but the only other track is this high-energy orchestral song that you hear in the main menu. In Level 2, the eerie-song is overlaid with this endless dripping sound that doesn’t go away, which is what I’m now calling Ramesside Water Torture. Next up is the level design - there’s really only two somewhat interesting levels being The Maze and The City. Everything else is oversized and empty with enough space to just run around the enemies to pass them. The Maze breaks away from the poor design, and as I said earlier I thought the concept of The City level was cool, but is still oversized and empty. The Sewer seems to be the last level worked on, since it only has [i]”one enemy”[/i] in the entire level, and it looks like a scorpion… tail? Too many questions about [b]everything[/b]. Next up is the lack of a story — I have no clue what the first iteration of this game was like, but based off of what I’ve seen from other screenshots or gameplay videos, the game made an attempt to explain what was happening. In this iteration, there’s like… 8 lines of dialogue? And only one or two of them actually contribute to the lore. The developer may as well just use X17’s store description and nuke any semblance of story so we don’t have our expectations set any higher than a children’s book. Personally, I like the idea of this villainous child being on their quest for Rogaine, but feel free to invent whatever plot you’d like to numb the pain. As if this game couldn’t even [i]try[/i] to seem completed, we’ve got one hell of a performance by the game’s enemies. There are a couple of different models, but they all honestly perform the same. They hone in on the player character and follow him forever. If you ever stand around them, you’ll learn that [b]they don’t do damage[/b]. The only way you’ll die is by the splash damage of the exploding crossbow. So not only is the game unfinished, but you don’t even get the thrill of combat since this game is more of a janky shooting range game than a horror shooter. This is on top of the fact that you can just outrun every enemy, reserving your bullets for those blocking a path. The real icing on top of this undercooked cake is that there is [b]no death animation[/b]. Once you kill an enemy, they just disappear. It’s honestly amazing how unfinished a non-Early Access, $8 USD game can be. This game even had the audacity to sink no lower than $2 USD on sale, although I’m certain no price tag is appropriate for what I’ve experienced. [h2]The End[/h2] Well, this is definitely the most unfinished game I’ve played to date. The developer has two other games that I don’t think I’ll be covering since these all seem to follow the same release, relaunch, and development cycle. [i]If you’re into curator groups, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38757311/]we have one of those[/url]. [i]Did you like this written review? Watch the video review which does have some different coverage not talked about here:[/i] https://youtu.be/tb8JkRIm-uk
• gamedeal user

  May 7, 2015

  He lied to us about the Mermaid cannon on top of that this game was the biggest disapointment I've ever experienced. You get a negative review and may god have mercy on your souls for releasing such a piece of trash. Honest to god though I'll change this to a positive review if you can even tell me what Ramesside means other then "Piece of shit game we conned a bunch of people into buying"
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2015

  I have been following this for a while and.. What I find actually quite fascinating is the fact that this "product" actually gets WORSE again and again it is being worked on. Then it changed name and furtherly uses the early access excuse. While it might one day actually release, it will never, ever be passable. There is something wrong with every single aspect of it. *** UPDATE! *** Since apparently the new patch invalidates my old review, here's a new one. Note how it is, just like the game, basically identical. See you at full release when I go over it one last time. :) *** UPDATE 2 *** Here's some gameplay from the release. Starting to look passable isn't it.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PGfDy6K_s0
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2017

  It's as bad as everybody else is saying it is. I'm glad it isn't being worked on anymore.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 23, 2015

  Shootergame win32...... legit. This whole game is a sick joke. i dont even wanna get into it too much but i was curious how bad it actually was....It did NOT dissapoint. So yeh i got it on sale and wasted 10 bucks. And u know what im a fucking moron for it. Learn from my mistakes. Just dont.