Firstly, here is my entire collection so far...it's still missing a few pieces, but its very closely nearing complete as far as I am concerned

Included in that image are almost all the known releases of Killing Time, save for the PAL version and the Big Box for the PC version

Here we have all the 3DO releases, save for the PAL version. The Red disc is the original release, with the Black disc being the mail in update to fix the few bugs that were contained in the original release. (map bug / polygon errors) The Japanese version, titled Tozasareta Yakata, was actually given to me sealed by an ex-employee of 3DO, and the spine card / reg card can be seen above. I didn't have the heart to keep it sealed, since I am not really a sealed game collector

I am a much larger fan of the black disc artwork, especially considering the artwork of Duncan / Seth pops a lot more compared to the red disc

Just a close up for the back insert of both the US and Japanese Jewel Cases

And just a close up of the registration card that came with the original long box 3DO version (and a stain on the table cloth...embarrassing haha)

Here are two two seperate versions of the "remake" (or reimagining) of Killing Time for personal computer. The top disc is for PC, with the bottom being for Mac. The major differences are clearly the MAC versions extremely cheap and basic disc art, and the fact that Studio 3DO is nowhere present on the macintosh manual. The MAC version literally looks like, other than the KILLING TIME title, all the other fonts are Microsoft Word standards

The back inserts clearly show the Mac version being released by Logicware, where the PC version was handled by Studio 3DO (bottom = Mac / top = PC)

The top manual is for the Mac version, bottom for PC. The Mac manual is devoid of any of the artwork associated with the 3DO / PC versions, and strangely enough considers the first left page "page 2" (I guess they consider the cover to be the first page? weird)

The second page of both the PC and Mac manuals (mac on top, pc on bottom). It's pretty clear the Mac version is very barebones and the cheaper of the two releases. I don't know if they were trying to save print costs, but its very basic compared to both the PC and 3DO versions. The entire artwork and "Tess and her Friends" section shown in the PC manual is completely missing out of the Mac version

This is the front cover of the large Mac box. It's in almost perfectly mint condition, with just a few wrinkles at the bottom. One of the nicest boxes I have seen for a Mac game, especially considering Killing Time was not a major release at all

and the back of the box. The box itself for the Mac release is (from what I remember...I used to own the PC box back in the day, but I was like 13 when it came out) almost identical in quality to the PC version. I do recall the PC version having texture on the killer chef, where the Mac version does not. The printing on the back of the mac box is all in yellow, where the pc version contains both white and yellow in the description of the game (and I cannot imagine this was done to save costs, as the logicware text at the bottom of the mac box is printed in white)
For perspective, here is the front and back of the PC box...which I do not own


Strangely enough, but the PC and MAC boxes contain one screenshot of the 3DO version (tommygun gangsters) as well as a screenshot of the PC / MAC version outdoors in the daytime. (a situation that never ocurred in the game) The tommygun screenshot is present on the back of the US long box and the JPN jewel case back insert.
Another oddity is the screenshot of Tess and Duncan in the dining room. That is the 3DO version, but the gun has been changed from the 3DO pistol to the PC pistol. Clearly a photoshop and I have no idea why they were so lazy as to not obtain a new shot from the new version of the game.
The only version I do not own is the PAL version. I have yet to find a copy for sale in the US (and I hate buying from the UK, especially on ebay...I've had way too many problems). I have no idea what the differences are in that version
Lastly...a few screenshots I have found over the years that either a) do not exist or b) aren't as they appeared in the games





(Bees do not appear in the boat landing start of the game nor does daytime / no enemies exist in the main hall of the conway estate / hunters and dogs do not appear in this portion of the game / gardeners do not appear in the mansion / daytime never occurs in the game)
and lastly, just a poster for the unreleased PS1 / Saturn version (which has never leaked, and may not even exist)

three of the screenshots are from the 3DO version, where the skeleton screenshot is from the PC version. The killer chef is the artwork for the PC version, so I almost think the PS1 / Saturn port would have been the PC version of the game, and not the 3DO version
and even though I have played both the beta and alpha version of Killing Time (thanks to 3DO Experience and Bitrate) here is a HUD from a prototype I have never come across

Once again it's the same screenshot that appears across all the releases, with a different HUD. Perhaps it was an early screenshot of the game engine which they then superimposed a version of an early HUD. Who knows really?
And that's it. That's everything I know about Killing Time. I have a rather large collection of games spanning the late 80's up to current day, but for some reason Killing Time has always kept my attention, so I've steadily been collecting everything I can find on it.
Currently I do not have the PC Version big cardboard box and the PAL 3DO version. If anyone has them, I am always interested. I'd also love a sealed 3DO longbox
And if anyone else has anything KT that I have not shown / talked about here, and you want to part with it, also let me know.
Hope this has been entertaining!