The catch is that time only moves when you do, aside from an incredibly slow pace that’s always constant no matter what. The premise is basically unchanged you’re thrown into a level that is untextured and all white, and enemies you need to kill are the only thing with color, a bright red. It was always on my list but I just never got around to it for one reason or another, so I was quite excited to get into SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE. So if you’re like me, you may never had played the original SUPERHOT.
Yes, I’m purposely being vague, as the narrative snippets are more like messages you find in a terminal that you’re hacking more so than grandiose cutscenes you might expect, teasing you with "meaning" behind what you're doing. Instead, you’re teased with story in an interesting way. There’s little snippets of story here and there, but it isn’t laid out in linear fashion like most games. It’s still the signature SUPERHOT that you enjoyed, but has improved in many ways without losing what made it great in the first place.ĭo you crave more meaning? Do you want reasons for doing what you do in SUPERHOT? Do you wish you had purpose? With SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE has this by adding some narrative elements to the gameplay kind of. While there was a VR version, a full-ish sequel is now here with SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE, adding more moves, enemies, hacks and tricks up its sleeve to get you addicted all over again. SUPERHOT really stood out from the competition with its minimalistic aesthetics but super addictive gameplay. There was nothing quite like it at the time, melding that sweet slow motions bullet time with Matrix-like moves that had you feeling like a super version of John Wick. If those two words mean anything to you, you most likely played and enjoyed the original SUPERHOT from back in 2016.
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