Timore Redo

Timore Redo is Vidas Games biggest and most ambitious Timore entry yet. The game starts off with a very vague story point, and introduces each of the characters in their own little stage before going back to our main protagonist. Each level is centered around one of the characters, and teaches you what they did and why they are there. All of them have their own unique designs, enemies and bosses. This is not just a walking sim this time around, theres combat, which is great. The gun designs are interesting to say the least, and get the job done. I liked the voice acting a lot, except for the shop keeper, it felt very unfitting. Theres also bonus content, which Im gonna touch upon later. A big issue I always had with Vidas games is that they are generally too dark, and would benefit from a gamma slider. You have such talented craftmanship for assets, but it always feels like you are too shy to show them off. Most enemies, even the normal mobs are quite the bullet sponges, they eat way too much ammo. I dont know if that was intended, but I died to the second boss and still beat the stage, which was weird. Now to the bonus content, unfortunately those extra levels are just reused on…

This was probably one of my favorite Timore Games I ever played! The Length of the game is perfect. Just enough Lore to keep me thinking through out the game about the Story and enough to Figure out Exactly what is happening. I was impress that the DEV added a Merchant to the game so you could buy and Sell ammo and or guns. The Boss battles were a bit simple but I enjoyed that there were 3 stages of the boss to finish the level. The Jumpscares in the game were perfectly spaced out. Not to many but just enough so you'll forget and just when you think you're safe BOOM. I love it. All in All The Plot is Great, Voice actors were pretty good. The Atmosphere is pretty good. The Feel of being overwhelmed by the enemies spot on. Only thing I would change is the Volume of the Voice actors and actress could be increased a bit. I would Definitely suggest everyone to play this and give it a try. Timore REDO YouTube Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ-G26SxBIzAeNggOLfbHpOlCXvFDmyZ0

I must say, this game had me on the edge of my seat the entire time cause i was excited to play this. Very Nice Job Vidas :). Though i didn't get to finish the game. I really loved the work that was poured into this game :). Keep up the good work my friend :). I cant wait to see whats next my friend :)

Normally I wouldn't recommend this game but I had set the bar too low. This game is by far the best and the only decent Timore game. It's actually playable unlike previous ones! It seems Vidas finally figured out not relying on jumpscares too much. I guess it's time for him to work on UI/UX design, level design and bringing out a good storyline.

Phenomenal game, probably the best ever made by Vidas. It is very challenging, even punishing sometimes, but if you make it to the end, you'll be rewarded with one of the best horror experiences you can possibly live here on steam. While the combat and the inventory system reminded me of Resident Evil, the environment, the mood and the storytelling are very reminiscent of Silent Hill, but everything is filtered through the personal style of Vidas. Thus, you can expect, as always, unreal and impossible dreamscapes full of absurd and disturbing abominations. But this game does not heavily focus on the fear factor, like the old games of the Timore series. Rather, it focuses on gameplay (or rather on gunplay, since you can use five weapons!) and on the beautiful story, that is told both through the in-game events, and thorugh each single detail of the environment. In this game Vidas managed to forge an incredibly fascinating dark universe, with its own coherent lore that completely hooked me from the beginning to the end. I think this is undoubtedly the masterpiece of this developer, the apogee of the Timore series. Also, together with the recently released Planeta55, it is an excellen…

The graphics are definitely a huge step up from Timore 6. Although, I will admit there are quite a few parts where I'm left wondering what the heck I'm supposed to do. All in all, it's pretty solid. There were quite a few scares that actually got me and were quite effective to say the least.