times infinity

Through out Times Infinity you meet a lot of different characters and areas. The game overall has an amazing feel to it, and the characters develop well over time, First you start as a scared student, but through out the story you start to become more independent, even going so far to collect 50 grand for a guy that sells burgers with a bag on his head. I would say around 50 to 60 percent of the game are cut scenes, but that shouldn't drive you away from the game, the game play is also very different from other games similar to this one. The main character's game play consists of running and shooting (A similar game play style to the original Doom games) And Jazmin (the character with glasses) has game play similar to Roblox Platform games (Honestly that was the only thing I could think when playing her levels) Jazmin in my opinion has the quickest and easiest levels compared to the main character (I somehow forgot her name, sorry) Another key feature to the game is the art, the art in this game is really good! To be honest though, it wasn't that great at portraying the character's emotion, a majority of the time they had the same face, or a slightly different expression. Backgrounds are messy so you can tell what the main subject is, and the shading on all the characters are amazing, other than Jazmin, but they explain why. But I do have some Cons, the game can be very buggy at times when it comes to platforming in Jazmin's levels. She can get stuck in a platform due to a collision issue, and it can mess up your run. And the camera angle for each character can be janky too, like how with Para, (I hope I got that correct) your camera will be facing an entire different direction, but when you go into first person view the camera will be facing where ever Para was facing. It's weird and kind of hard to get used to. And in Jazmin's platforming levels, the moving obstacles don't move you, so you can easily fall and get reset from your last checkpoint. And when it comes to completing 3 of the levels in the second half of the game, some are hidden and if you forget to read an NPC's dialogue, you'll get lost and you'll have to re-do all of the previous levels you just completed. And during the test the objects and shading make it so it's hard to see where you fall, and where you don't fall. And during the Test if you die you'll be reset back to the beginning, even though the questions aren't hard it's still tedious to re-do them over and over. That was all of my cons, and this is my final part of the review. If steam had a star rating I'd rate this a 4/5, for a $2 game this is amazing and definitely worth completing at least the story mode.