Reviewers often describe the game as a spiritual successor to Ikari Warriors due to its top-down shooter perspective and 360-degree rotation aiming.
: The game is notoriously difficult, adhering to the "one-hit-death" arcade philosophy. Interestingly, the mid-bosses are often considered much harder than the final stage bosses because of their speed and rapid-fire projectiles. Time Soldiers PSN
: Modern reviews are split; some find it a charming classic arcade experience for history buffs, while others argue the constant era-switching and rigid difficulty make it one of the rougher examples of the genre. Visuals and Audio Reviewers often describe the game as a spiritual
: Levels range from the Primitive Age (filled with dinosaurs and cavemen) to the Age of Rome and the World Wars . : Modern reviews are split; some find it
: You travel between these time periods frequently, often switching eras every few minutes after defeating mini-bosses. Mechanics: "Ikari Warriors with Time Travel"
: Players are frequently treated to a distinctive, muffled death scream every time they fall in battle—which, given the difficulty, happens often.
Originally released as an arcade title by SNK in 1987, (known in some regions as Battle Field ) eventually found its way to the PlayStation Network as part of the SNK Mini-PS3/PSP collection. The Concept: High-Stakes Chrono-Leaping