Basically all of the mechanics and controls are exactly the same. The gameplay might feel a lot like your typical first person shooter, but the little addition of slowing down time transforms the game into something totally different.įor the most part the gameplay of the original SUPERHOT is maintained in its entirety in SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE.
#Superhot sequel movie
These replays make you feel really powerful like an action movie star as everything you did in slow motion appears impressive when sped up. When you complete a level you get a replay of what you did sped up to see what it would look like in real game time. This honestly might be the best representation of bullet time that I have ever seen utilized in a video game before. In some ways it feels like a puzzle as you use the ability to easily sidestep enemy attacks and complete a bunch of actions within minimal in-game time. The slow motion gameplay makes the game feel like something entirely different though. On the surface the gameplay is basically the same as any other first person shooter as you are mostly just shooting enemies with guns or attacking them with other weapons.
#Superhot sequel series
In addition to planning out your moves you can also use this to avoid enemy attacks and dispatch of them easily.įor those of you who have never played a game in the SUPERHOT series before this is a truly original feeling unlike any other game that I have ever played. You can look around the environment and plan out what you want to do while the enemies are barely moving. Therefore you might be outnumbered, but you have a huge advantage over the enemies.
The enemies mostly only move when you yourself move or take an action. In the game the game clock is basically frozen where all of the enemies move in super slow motion. This is where SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE’s most unique mechanic comes into play. With you being vastly outnumbered this might sound almost impossible as how are you supposed to avoid all of your enemies attacks? The same holds true for you as well though as any bullet that hits you will kill you. Unlike many first person shooters all enemies only require one bullet or a couple melee attacks to destroy. To do so you can use your fists along with the melee weapons and guns scattered throughout the level. The game is broken down into small sections where the objective is to defeat all of the enemies that stand in your way. For those of you not familiar with the other games from the series the basic gameplay is similar to your typical first person shooter. In a lot of ways SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE is very similar to the other games in the franchise.
#Superhot sequel for free
Receiving the review copy for free had no impact on the content of this review or the final score. We at Geeky Hobbies would like to thank SUPERHOT Team for the review copy of SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE used for this review. Other than receiving a free copy of the game to review, we at Geeky Hobbies received no other compensation for this review. SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE keeps the satisfying gameplay from the original game and adds some tweaks to create a new experience that fans of the series should love. I was really curious how the developers would be able to expand on the original game outside of adding additional levels. Today I am taking a look at the third game in the franchise SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE which officially releases tomorrow (July 16th, 2020). While I never reviewed the original game I really enjoyed it even if I wish there was more to it. What was different about SUPERHOT though was that it truly felt like playing the entire game in bullet time as the game’s speed reacted to your actions.
While I don’t mind first person shooters I wouldn’t consider it to be one of my favorite video game genres. Released back in 2016 the original SUPERHOT was arguably one of the most original first person shooters that has been released in a long time.
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