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** The [[FrickinLaserBeams Plasma Beam]] fires a continuous laser that, when upgraded with Acid and [[ArmorPiercingAttack Punch]], is useful for tagging blocks with acid and focusing on getting as many tags as possible.
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** The [[FrickinLaserBeams [[EnergyWeapon Plasma Beam]] fires a continuous laser that, when upgraded with Acid and [[ArmorPiercingAttack Punch]], is useful for tagging blocks with acid and focusing on getting as many tags as possible.
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-> Now, read the page again with a copy of yourself [[VideoGame/TimeRifters here]].
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* TimeTravel: Pretty much implied by the title.
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* TimeTravel: Pretty much implied by the title.title.
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* SpinOff: Time Clickers, an incremental clicker that uses similar blocks and weaponry, but in a style similar to ''VideoGame/ClickerHeroes''.
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* SpinOff: Time Clickers, ''VideoGame/TimeClickers'', an incremental clicker that uses similar blocks and weaponry, but in a style similar to ''VideoGame/ClickerHeroes''.
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** The [[FireBreathingWeapon Flak Cannon]] plays the part of a flamethrower (its pre-Acid projectiles even look like flame particles!) since it can spray blocks rapidly in a wide range. However, it doesn't deal damage over time unless you have Acid.
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** The [[FireBreathingWeapon Flak Flak]] [[SpreadShot Cannon]] plays the part of a flamethrower (its pre-Acid projectiles even look like flame particles!) since it can spray blocks rapidly in a wide range. However, it doesn't deal damage over time unless you have Acid.
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** The [[MoreDakka Spread Rifle]] is a cross between a shotgun and an assault rifle. The gun can be upgraded to fire massive horizontal walls of bullets extremely quickly, but the spread might become too much to handle...
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** The {{Spread|Shot}} [[MoreDakka Spread Rifle]] is a cross between a shotgun and an assault rifle. The gun can be upgraded to fire massive horizontal walls of bullets extremely quickly, but the spread might become too much to handle...
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* DoubleJump: But only if you don't do a [[InASingleBound sprinting jump]].
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* FlunkyBoss: The Core "bleeds" the level's blocks when it gets damaged enough.
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* FlunkyBoss: The Core Core, encountered at the end of Episode 3, "bleeds" the level's blocks when it gets damaged enough.
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* NoPlotNoProblem: There's no story, but with a game like this a story isn't really necessary.
* RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100% and finish arenas in an episode before your fourth run, you get an extra 5% tacked on to your score for each life not used.
* RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100% and finish arenas in an episode before your fourth run, you get an extra 5% tacked on to your score for each life not used.
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* NoPlotNoProblem: There's no story, but with a game like this a story isn't really necessary.
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* RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100%and finish destruction on all 5 arenas in an episode episode, and finish before your fourth run, you get an extra 5% tacked on to your score for each life not used.used.
* RingOutBoss: The worm in the first arena of Episode 2, while not quite a boss, can only be destroyed by knocking it back far enough by shooting it.
* RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100%
* RingOutBoss: The worm in the first arena of Episode 2, while not quite a boss, can only be destroyed by knocking it back far enough by shooting it.
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** And finally, the [[PainfullySlowProjectile Rocket Launcher]], which fires clusters of rockets that do massive damage, but unlike the other weapons, these rocekts are slow. They can also be upgraded to launch a rocket vertically for every rocket that collides with a wall or block.
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** And finally, the [[PainfullySlowProjectile Rocket Launcher]], which fires clusters of rockets that do massive damage, but unlike the other weapons, these rocekts rockets are slow. They can also be upgraded to launch a rocket vertically for every rocket that collides with a wall or block.
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''Time Rifters'' is a "single-player co-op" first-person shooter released by Proton Studio in 2014. In Time Rifters, your goal is simply to go through the arenas and destroy as many blocks as you can, using the gold you gain from them to upgrade your weapons as you run through the episode (a collection of 5 arenas) or daily challenge (a collection of player-created challenge rooms). However, the main "gimmick" is that for every run of your 4-run romp through an arena, you are joined by all of your previous runs, meaning you have to work together with your past selves if you want to get [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100]]% on each arena.
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!!This game provides examples of:
*BulletTime: A small bit of bullet-time is given when a run ends for you to get those last remaining gold cubes. There's also some bullet-time after popping off part of the Core's shell, exposing the [[AttackItsWeakPoint red center]].
*DamageOverTime: Each of the weapons has an "Acid" upgrade that, well, deals damage over time.
*DoubleJump: But only if you don't do a [[InASingleBound sprinting jump]].
*EasterEgg: Each of the 15 main arenas and the hub area has a way to escape it. There's three achievements for pulling this off.
*FlunkyBoss: The Core "bleeds" the level's blocks when it gets damaged enough.
*LevelEditor: The game comes with a challenge room editor for making rooms for custom arenas (or even Daily Challenges).
*NoPlotNoProblem: There's no story, but with a game like this a story isn't really necessary.
*RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100% and finish arenas in an episode before your fourth run, you get an extra 5% tacked on to your score for each life not used.
*ShieldedCoreBoss: The only "boss" in the game, the Core, starts off shielded by its outer shell.
*StandardFPSGuns:
** The [[SawedOffShotgun Scatter]] [[PunchPackingPistol Pistol]] seems like a pistol at first since it deals tons of damage to single targets, but in practice it acts more like an odd kind of shotgun, since wherever the Scatter Pistol fires, small pellets are launched from wherever it hit.
** The [[FireBreathingWeapon Flak Cannon]] plays the part of a flamethrower (its pre-Acid projectiles even look like flame particles!) since it can spray blocks rapidly in a wide range. However, it doesn't deal damage over time unless you have Acid.
** The [[FrickinLaserBeams Plasma Beam]] fires a continuous laser that, when upgraded with Acid and [[ArmorPiercingAttack Punch]], is useful for tagging blocks with acid and focusing on getting as many tags as possible.
** The [[ChainsawGood Particle Ball]] fits in with the "chainsaw" melee, as it slices through blocks like nobody's business. Of course, there are upgrades that make the carnage even more severe, widen the ball's range, or allow for an area-of-effect attack every few seconds. [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And acid damage]].
** The [[MoreDakka Spread Rifle]] is a cross between a shotgun and an assault rifle. The gun can be upgraded to fire massive horizontal walls of bullets extremely quickly, but the spread might become too much to handle...
** And finally, the [[PainfullySlowProjectile Rocket Launcher]], which fires clusters of rockets that do massive damage, but unlike the other weapons, these rocekts are slow. They can also be upgraded to launch a rocket vertically for every rocket that collides with a wall or block.
*TimeTravel: Pretty much implied by the title.
[[SelfDemonstrating Describe Time]] *timeout*
[[RuleOfThree Describe Time Rifters]] *timeout*
[[OverlyLongGag Describe Time Rifters here]].
''Time Rifters'' is a "single-player co-op" first-person shooter released by Proton Studio in 2014. In Time Rifters, your goal is simply to go through the arenas and destroy as many blocks as you can, using the gold you gain from them to upgrade your weapons as you run through the episode (a collection of 5 arenas) or daily challenge (a collection of player-created challenge rooms). However, the main "gimmick" is that for every run of your 4-run romp through an arena, you are joined by all of your previous runs, meaning you have to work together with your past selves if you want to get [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100]]% on each arena.
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!!This game provides examples of:
*BulletTime: A small bit of bullet-time is given when a run ends for you to get those last remaining gold cubes. There's also some bullet-time after popping off part of the Core's shell, exposing the [[AttackItsWeakPoint red center]].
*DamageOverTime: Each of the weapons has an "Acid" upgrade that, well, deals damage over time.
*DoubleJump: But only if you don't do a [[InASingleBound sprinting jump]].
*EasterEgg: Each of the 15 main arenas and the hub area has a way to escape it. There's three achievements for pulling this off.
*FlunkyBoss: The Core "bleeds" the level's blocks when it gets damaged enough.
*LevelEditor: The game comes with a challenge room editor for making rooms for custom arenas (or even Daily Challenges).
*NoPlotNoProblem: There's no story, but with a game like this a story isn't really necessary.
*RankInflation: Sure, there's good old [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100% completion]]. But if you manage to achieve 100% and finish arenas in an episode before your fourth run, you get an extra 5% tacked on to your score for each life not used.
*ShieldedCoreBoss: The only "boss" in the game, the Core, starts off shielded by its outer shell.
*StandardFPSGuns:
** The [[SawedOffShotgun Scatter]] [[PunchPackingPistol Pistol]] seems like a pistol at first since it deals tons of damage to single targets, but in practice it acts more like an odd kind of shotgun, since wherever the Scatter Pistol fires, small pellets are launched from wherever it hit.
** The [[FireBreathingWeapon Flak Cannon]] plays the part of a flamethrower (its pre-Acid projectiles even look like flame particles!) since it can spray blocks rapidly in a wide range. However, it doesn't deal damage over time unless you have Acid.
** The [[FrickinLaserBeams Plasma Beam]] fires a continuous laser that, when upgraded with Acid and [[ArmorPiercingAttack Punch]], is useful for tagging blocks with acid and focusing on getting as many tags as possible.
** The [[ChainsawGood Particle Ball]] fits in with the "chainsaw" melee, as it slices through blocks like nobody's business. Of course, there are upgrades that make the carnage even more severe, widen the ball's range, or allow for an area-of-effect attack every few seconds. [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg And acid damage]].
** The [[MoreDakka Spread Rifle]] is a cross between a shotgun and an assault rifle. The gun can be upgraded to fire massive horizontal walls of bullets extremely quickly, but the spread might become too much to handle...
** And finally, the [[PainfullySlowProjectile Rocket Launcher]], which fires clusters of rockets that do massive damage, but unlike the other weapons, these rocekts are slow. They can also be upgraded to launch a rocket vertically for every rocket that collides with a wall or block.
*TimeTravel: Pretty much implied by the title.
