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1. #Superhot win using only hotswitch movie
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#Superhot win using only hotswitch series

You play through a series of levels, being interrupted by a creepy AI from time to time. The more you play through the series of challenges, the more ticked off your unwanted visitor gets. I like this approach to story-telling where the game addresses the player, creating surreal scenarios between you and the virtual environment, which is taken almost in literal fiction. Campaign can be completed two hours or less, depending on how fast you can get through all the stages.Īs psychedelic as the story can be, it’s also very predictable and ends on a weak finale. That’s okay, because by gameplay, this is an intelligent shooter with almost a puzzle-solver mind needed to get through each course.

Time only moves when you move, so you’ll have to think fast and outsmart your fearsome red foes. When your character’s breathing counts as motion, you know you aren’t in dominate control!Įach stage is taken through new locations, often changing up the flow of combat, but one thing is for certain, kill all of the reds before moving on.

#Superhot win using only hotswitch movie

All of the levels feel like strong movie set pieces, made to toy with time either through moving platforms or changing paths. Enemies will react to your movements and fire as accurate as possible, but will go down in one shot or smack, just like you. Your weapons aren’t anything creative or varied, but the essence of time physics are what make each gun, melee or throw tool efficient. Lining up each bullet is important for you don’t have a ton of ammunition on your guns. You could throw unwanted gear as well to fend off your foes. Later, you are given the option to “hotswitch” into another figure, turning that red grunt into you, but in the expense of losing your current weapon and your old body.

#Superhot win using only hotswitch full

This ability is balanced by having a cool down time after every use, only making the use very crucial. Creating a consistent rhythm of kills is the essence of SUPERHOT’s enjoyment, especially when your run plays in full motion that you can convert into an online video. When you complete the less-than-two hour campaign, you are given a wide category of challenge modes, all of which aren’t anything you haven’t already seen before, and just put you on the same stages with altered rules. This is fine as the gameplay still manages to hold its ground after 10+ hours of play.

In some way, the narrative says a lot about the satisfaction level in SUPERHOT as it is very difficult to put down. If I had anything to complain about, it’s that the modified challenges feel samey for most of them don’t alter your strategies drastically, yet put you on the same arenas. Still, I had so much fun with this surreal shooter, using and recycling tools of serious damage while trying to avoid fire or up-close attacks in controlled motion. The crisp polygon characters and props are eye candy on their own, even more so upon destruction. There’s no soundtrack, but the strong impact you feel in the sounds of breaking or dodging bullets is tense on its own. There’s a ton of reasons to just keep playing SUPERHOT, from achieving the best run time, best score or just getting through all of the challenges.