In the 1990s, first-person shooters from the legendary partnership of the "two Johns" (Carmack and Romero) such as Doom, Quake and Wolfenstein changed the genre forever and inspired a generation of developers to create their own stories of close encounters and bloodshed. One of those "heir" titles was Killing Time, developed by 3DO in 1995 and released a year later on Windows. Since then many fans have been calling for a return to Matinicus Isle, and it seems that now, almost 30 years later, we will see it.
The Summer Game Fest line-up officially kicks off this afternoon with Guerrilla Collective's broadcast, and Nightdive Studios (creators of the recent System Shock Remake) will be presenting Killing Time: Resurrected. There's no further information on this title, so at the time of writing it's unclear whether it's a full-blown remake or a sequel.
Stay tuned for the presentation and we will bring you all the information on this and other titles coming to PC and consoles in the near future.
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