
Stargate: Timekeepers is a real-time tactics game where you lead a team of specialists through a story-driven campaign set in the SG-1 universe. Sneak your characters behind enemy lines, use their unique skills, craft the perfect plan to unravel a timeloop mystery, and defeat the Goa’uld threat.
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Stargate: Timekeepers is a tactical game in which you lead a team of specialists through a story-driven campaign featuring an original narrative set in the Stargate SG-1 universe. Sneak a newly formed team behind enemy lines, use your characters’ unique skills, craft the perfect plan and defeat the Goa’uld threat.
Stargate: Timekeepers departs from the end of season 7 of the Stargate SG-1 main plot to create an original story, unfolding over 14 narrative-rich missions. Your adventure starts during the Battle of Antarctica, where Commander Eva McCain and her team are supporting the SG-1 against Anubis’s fleet.
Sometime later, Eva and her team of specialists are tasked with a new mission in the Stargate universe: help the Jaffa Resistance, prevent brutal rituals, strike against Moloc’s army, and seek an alliance with the Unas.
Lead a team of specialists operating behind enemy lines. Use your characters’ unique skills to come up with perfectly synchronized plans to overcome Kull Warriors, Jaffa Generals, Moloc’s Officers and many new and original enemies.
Natural leader and long-time soldier, Eva McCain is a master of automatic rifles and experienced at spotting weak points. Extremely agile and an expert sniper, Max Bolton can hide in a ghillie suit to find the perfect spot to take down enemies from long distances. Sam Watson, trained spy and technical officer, is an expert on alien gadgetry. Derreck Harper’s drones carry out some of the most difficult tasks, including healing allies and deactivating hostile electronic devices. The core team from Tau’ri makes friends along the way: A’ta, Jaffa rebel and sneaky thief who carries a Ma’tok staff for short-range combat; and Xugga, a powerful yet good-natured Unas veteran who joins your team along with a little friend.
Each individual has a set of unique abilities: play smart and combine them to silently eliminate your enemies in quick succession. Tactical Mode allows you to synchronize your characters’ actions perfectly.
Sums Steam only; GOG, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $22.49−25% | 198reviews | 61% | — | $200.5K |
| $22.49−25% | 39ratings | 68% | — | not modelled | |
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Das Spiel ist mist. Anders kann man es leider einfach nicht sagen. Die ganze Mechanik ist nicht wirklich optimal. Zum Bsp. kann man in anderen Spielen, des gleichen Genres viel besser den Ablauf planen. Auch die ganze Geschichte hätte noch ein wenig ausgefeilter sein können. Was echt Cool gewesen wäre, wenn man eine Basis gehabt hätte, die man immer weiter ausbauen müßte um zu verschiedenen Planeten zu gelangen und dann richtig wie bei SG1 diese Planeten erforschen müßte bzw. sich dort verschiedenen Herausforderungen hätte stellen müßen. Oder dann auch auf andere Spezies, wie den Asgard oder Fraktionen wie die Gimini treffen würde. Oder verschiedene Teams managen könnte mit unterschiedlichsten Ausrichtungen und Perks zb. in Sachen Diplomatie, Angriff und Verteidigung usw. Das Teammitglieder leveln können um neue Fertigkeiten freizuschalten und auch sterben können.Dadurch würde man sich dann auch den Mitgliedern verbunden fühlen, wie zb. in XCom, Jagged Alliance und anderen Spielen dieses Genres. So kommt überhaupt kein Fun auf und man fühlt sich überhaupt nicht verbunden mit dem Spiel. Jeder der das Game spielen möchte empfehle ich es im Sale zu kaufen, für 5-10€. Obwohl Slitherine eigentlich immer gute Spiele macht, bei den die Grafik zwar fast immer total grottenschlecht aussieht, haben Die das Spiel hier total verkackt. Schade. LG
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
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grand NON des familles! serait-il possible d'avoir une porte des étoiles dans votre jeu de porte des étoiles?!.
As a fan of the Stargate TV series, I believe Srgate his game at all. Game has rough gameplay and it really shows. What is good in game? The ip is perhaps the best part of a game with some good characters and a decent story. Game centers on a new character named Max Bolton, Eva, a rebel Jaffa named A’ta, and some other character. The setting is an interesting bit. It starts off during the Battle for Antarctica at the end of Season 7 with a focus on another SG team, at a critical time in the series. The team focuses heavily on stealth on the entire time. The main plot is pretty good and has plenty of lore, all of which builds into the Stargate universe. Each of the main characters feel in depth to it too. One thing of note I wanted to say, is the Eva Cain character seems to be a renamed version of Samantha Carter, a major character in the show. The hair, personality, and smarts. It seemed the model was supposed to be her, but was forced to be renamed for reasons only known to the developers and actor herself. The game has a slightly campy tone and somewhat more lighthearted. The game feels like it is a typical sci-fi game, but using the Stargate IP. Not necessarily a bad thing though, although the name alone probably generated enormous amounts of attention to bring in money, and recoup the money for the developer Slitherline. Are there any negatives in game? They had some rough development even to the initial launch day. It was supposed to launch in December 2023, but was delayed to January 2024 due to some game breaking bugs. The second half was released October 2024. The lengthy wait somewhat caused my passion to mellow out a bit. So here is my verdict for the game. Score: 75% overall. 1st half 70%. 2nd half 80%. Find with me. Recommendation: Sure. Achievements: Don’t try as some are really hard.
Pretty good rtt game, i bought after part 2 release so i didn't experience the part 1/2 shenanigans but it's all good now i suppose.
Again another game i've played more on the forum / site version than on steam, would recommend to anyone who loves war games and classic television series
Do I recommend the game? Well, I'm having fun. But not a lot of fun. There are graphical issues. The game is stuttering constantly. Also the FPS is low. In 4K I get like 45-50 FPS tops. I have an Rx 9070 XT. That is best AMD has right now... This out the way.... the game is... well, mid. Not a pretty good Stargate story, the characters are... mid. Not great, not terible. (I know that's a different series :D ) Graphich and gameplay are nice. Controls are way too restrictive. Where is edge-panning by mouse? Why not??? You can learn these ones too, but... As for gameplay... Again, not bad. There are not so many game slike this available on the market, so I'm just happy there are Commandos-like games. All in all... not bad. But sadly not as good as the Mimimi Studios games were a few years ago.
This game is every bit as good as the similar series of stealth tactics games developed by Mimimi (Shadow Tactics, Desperadoes III, Shadow Gambit). I'm not a follower of the Stargate series but I enjoyed the episodic nature of each scenario, as if I was playing a TV series. If you liked the Mimimi games, you'll like Stargate: Timekeepers, and vice versa. The only issue I had with the game was that there were a couple missions that had timed elements. They weren't overly difficult but playing against the clock is more stressful and feels counter to this style of game.
too slow, too janky, too unpolished, and too unresponsive no camera speed options so you're stuck with the defaults
This is a decent game. It could be a really good one if not for the weird neglect it got from slitherine. The story is nice. Not masterpiece nice, but a moderatly exciting sg episode nice. The gamplay is not for me, this genre wouldn't be my first choice to play. Or 21st even. But it is fitting for an sg game, I give them that. I didn't find it as frustrating as I thought I would, and it was quite easy to get into it. It was pretty enjoyable. There's a noticable drop in quality between part 1 and 2. It's like slitherine gave up trying. The story is a bit less engaging and there are much more bugs. The worst part is that even the official communication for part 2 is misleading. I was surprised to find 11 missions in part 2 instead of the widely communicated 7. I so wish they would correct it, so that it at least looks like they give a damn about this game. If you're a stargate fan, definitely worth playing it. Otherwise it's pretty skippable, unless you want to feel like you're beta testing.
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