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As a result, combatants from unique time periods are zapped randomly from place to place, each with their own reason to fight - none of them knowing where they will go next. Spade rebuilds his body, renaming himself Portal, and is now more than ready to defend himself from anyone who might be warped to his plane of existence — including the Takar.
Under the frankly ugly graphics, the core of ''Timeslaughter'' is surprisingly good if you consider it was made by just two people. A shareware [[Fighting Game]] offering multiparallax backgrounds, 3D floors, a ton of digitized speech, blood that stayed on the ground, visible damage on the fighters, several levels of difficulty and speed... and was also quite smooth to play, wasn't really something you saw all days on DOS in the mid 1990s, unless you were dealing with the official conversions of ''Super [[
Although it was originally sold, the game and a "director's cut" version (really just a functioning beta with some different art assets) [http://bloodlustsoftware.com/timeslaughter.html is now freeware.]
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* [[Off-Model]]: The drawings in this games are awful, to say the least.
* [[Power Born of Madness]]: Asylum can't even use his arms, and yet he's capable of killing people far stronger than he would normally be.
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** The title of the game is a clear nod to [[Time Killers]], and the story of both games involves fighters taken from several points in time against their will (although the reasons for the happening are different).
* [[Split Personality]]: One moment Asylum's acting like [[Pee
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