Many years have passed since TimeSplitters amazed players. The FPS was once considered the spiritual successor to GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark. That’s no surprise, as developers from those games left Rare in 1999 to found Free Radical Design. After three entries, the IP went silent and plans for a fourth title fell apart. However, today marks a long-awaited return thanks to the fans.
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What Is TimeSplitters Rewind?
After 13 years in development, TimeSplitters Rewind has finally debuted in early access with its own launcher. It’s a fan-made project not connected in any way to the original studio or any publisher.
According to its creators, this is a collection featuring dozens of maps from the three main games, portions of their story campaigns, as well as dozens of challenges and leagues. Veterans of this FPS remember it for its excellent controls and multiplayer, which can now be enjoyed online.
Developers clarify that this is not a traditional remake. This means it isn’t a full trilogy, nor is there a dedicated section for each game. Instead, they gathered the most important and iconic elements from all three titles and enhanced them audiovisually and mechanically for modern hardware.
If you’re interested in playing TimeSplitters Rewind, you can download it through this link. The project is in early access, so the final version will still take some time.
What Are the Requirements to Play This Remake and What Does It Include?
Staying true to the transparent nature of the project, the creators shared the official minimum requirements to run the remake, as well as a full list of its current content.
Minimum Requirements to Play TimeSplitters Rewind
- Intel Atom C2750 at 2.40 GHz
- GPU: GTX 760
- RAM: 8 GB
- Storage: 35 GB
Early Access Content
- 28 maps
- Story mode (online and offline)
- 51 Arcade leagues
- 32 challenges
- 96 characters
- 41 weapons
- 20 Arcade modes
- New game mode: Team Elimination
- Updated game mode: Last Man Standing
- Online and offline Arcade with bots
- Up to 10 online players
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