In the world of gaming nowadays, First Person Shooters are a dime a dozen. It seems every 15 minutes another FPS game gets released, and it can get to be hard to keep up.

It's easily possible to get lost in all the new releases, and miss games, or even have them start to somewhat blend together. Sometimes a shooter tries to put a bit of a twist on things, giving the players a different experience than the plain old vanilla flavor they are used to.

This is where TimeShift steps in. Here we have a game where the player can manipulate time. The demo itself seemed pretty cool when I checked it out a few months back, but I never got a chance to play the game. Well, the time has come and I'm going to give this game a good run through and see how it holds up in an endless sea of First Person Shooters.