Timothy's Night

 PlayStation 5
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5.2

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  1. bebamercurio
    Jan 11, 2022
    9
    I find this game really entertaining. People usually complain a lot about enemies respawning, but I understand that's part of the difficulty. I loved the music so much but what I like the most is the dualshock 5 integration which is one of the best I've tried on PS5. It's hard to believe that a small studio is able to do this while most AAA's are not.
  2. jro3001
    Aug 31, 2021
    0
    Constantly spawns enemies behind me that i can't see that get cheap hits. Next time try at least a little QA, this is terrible.
  3. Jovante0706
    Oct 29, 2021
    1
    The game isn’t worth 20+ dollars it has 0 sound the only sound it has is it’s loud ass music that isn’t even good then they have no speaking dialogue only text messages to say to each other it looks like it someone created it using the dreams design style the game looks like it’s supposed to be in that game
  4. BigLizard1850
    Jan 11, 2022
    8
    This review of the game for PS5 is great, especially the use of DualSense. The music is pretty good, according to the ambience and the difficulty is just right for a classic platform game.

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  1. GameSpew
    Sep 1, 2021
    50
    When stellar DualSense implementation really is the only highlight, however, it’s hard to fully recommend Timothy’s Night. Its visual style is commendable, and this is not a bad game by any means. But its gameplay – complete with sluggish movement, ho-hum gunplay and enemies that frequently spawn behind you – is just never particularly enjoyable. If you really dig the noir aesthetic you might get a kick out of it, but there are certainly better ways to spend your time.
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