The presentation remains consistent across the franchise with various shades of white and gray backgrounds contrasted with the red polygonal mannequin enemies and your own black torso and arms and anything else in the world that can be used rendered in black as well. Some of the AI tactics become almost human-like as multiple enemies work together trying to distract and flank your position. SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE definitely offers up a lot more content with more locations, more weapons, and unlockable mechanics in the form of skills, hacks, and special techniques to give you a slight advantage as enemy numbers increase in number and intelligence.
While I enjoyed the previous games immensely they were admittedly short.
It truly is the best of both John Wick and The Matrix where you can dodge bullets while killing someone with a butter knife. Combat is mostly situational opportunities that keep you thinking and reacting on your feet, chaining melee and weapons combat into this organic flow of death and destruction. But there is something inherently satisfying with the way the game dynamically unfolds like when you just emptied your pistol at one guy then throw the empty weapon as the next, hitting him in the head causing him to toss his shotgun in a gentle arc above your head as you look up and snatch it from the air and blast the stunned enemy in the chest. There may be a guy coming in behind you but the very act of turning your head to see advances time for the guys already coming at you from the front.
As each new room is revealed you have to analyze your surroundings for possible escape routes, weapon and item locations and all enemy positions. SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE is a unique blend of stuntman choreography and real-time strategy game. In almost every situation you are outnumbered and outgunned and you must use your time manipulation to tip the odds in your favor. Pots and pans, a kitchen knife, a plate or maybe a wine glass could be the only thing you can grab and throw at a guy charging at you with a katana, but when you hit him in the head and that sword goes flying you can snatch it out of the air and slice the guy in half at the waist before dodging a stream of bullets coming at you from another guy entering the room from a side door. Often you are only armed with the objects around you when you start a new level. Gameplay unfolds as you strategically dictate when and how time advances through tactical awareness of your surroundings and careful enemy prioritization. Time will still advance at a very slow pace but as soon as you move your body (left stick) or your head (right stick) events will start to unfold in real-time those events being a small army of red shaded mannequins advancing on you with guns, knives, swords, you name it… as they try to pummel you into submission. SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE builds upon the first two games with more story, more locations, more weapons, and more impossible scenarios to master as you battle for survival.įor those who have never heard of the franchise, SUPERHOT is a game where time is relative…relative to your own character’s movement…mostly. Have you ever wondered what would happen if the worlds of John Wick and Neo were to collide? There is no denying that the result would be SUPERHOT, and in this third installment the action has never been more intense and the gameplay this addicting.
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