Killing Time [RELISTED]

	Digital Release	GOG.com November 10, 2016 Steam December 15, 2016
	Delisting	January 29, 2020 - GOG.com February 06, 2020 - Steam June - August 2021 - ZOOM Platform
	Relisting	April 15, 2020 - Steam April 24, 2020 - GOG.com
	Developer	The 3DO Company
	Publisher	The 3DO Company (Original Release) Jordan Freeman Group (ZOOM) Retroism (2016, ZOOM) Ziggurat (2020)
	Available On	GOG.com Steam
	Links	GOG.com page [Archive] ZOOM Platform page [Archive] SteamDB page

Relisting

Killing Time, Uprising: Join or Die, Uprising 2: Lead and Destroy, and Requiem: Avenging Angel were relisted on Steam on April 15th, 2020 and on GOG.com on April 24th, 2020. As promised earlier in the year, Ziggurat was able to take over as the publisher of these titles from Retroism and bring them back alongside a slew of new-old game releases on both platforms.

Delisting

GOG.com team member Chandra posted to the game’s forum page on January 29th that Killing Time would be removed from sale later that same day. It was later delisted from Steam on February 6th, 2020. 

Some forum discussions allege that the Jordan Freeman Group — the studio working with ZOOM to update and re-release classic PC titles — has developed an unfavorable opinion of GOG.com and has chosen to pull some of these games from the service.

For a time, the game was available exclusively on ZOOM Platform where it was published by Prism Entertainment. As of late April 2020, the game was free to download from ZOOM.

About the Game

Killing Time is a horror themed first-person shooter set in an open world. In Killing Time, the player assumes the role of a student of Egyptology searching for an ancient water clock from the dynasty of the Pharaoh Ramses. The player journeys to the island of Matinicus, the location of the Conway estate, which has been closed to visitors for more than 60 years. The island was sealed off from the public when young heiress, Tess Conway, along with her high society friends, disappeared during the night of the Summer Solstice in 1932. Tess was obsessed with the occult. Shortly before her disappearance, she acquired the water clock, which was rumored to grant everlasting life. As the player, can you find the secret of everlasting youth and still escape alive?

As the player, you must use your wits and your weapons to make your way to the heart of this compelling mystery. Creep through dark hallways into the dim rooms of the past, speak to the video-real shades of former residents, and kill or be killed until you solve the mystery of Matinicus Isle.

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