I got nothing but good things to say about SUPERHOT! I liked very much how interactive the story was, the merciless killings which can be done with multiple ways over and over. The story was good, made you start thinking what's really going on. There's a lot of stages to complete, a lot of ways to mess around with your enemies. Weapons vary. From Shotgun, to Katana Sword. Stages can be re-played BUT keep in mind that you might need sometimes a strategy to kill your enemies, it's not always gonna be a walk in the park (and for sure you will get mad a couple of times for losing even at "easy" parts), plus Survival Mode as far as I know, but I never tried it. It offers a lot of gameplay, the killings are endless and with many ways they can be achieved. You can also record them in-game. I spent a lot of time playing SUPERHOT. It's not boring, and that's a good thing. Good price for such a great & different game. I was lucky and was gifted this game from a friend of mine. If I didn't already owned SUPERHOT, I'd definitely buy it at this sale! 5 Stars, for sure!

Superhot is an indie first person shooter running on the Unity engine. It has such a novel premise I'm surprised it hasn't been done before. In this game, time slows down to a near standstill when you stop moving. And progresses forwards when you move and when you fire. The development team implemented this very well. Bullets fly through the air and are very easy to spot among the white level textures. The game has this very Hotline Miami feel to it. You can throw your guns at enemies to stun them, you can throw objects to block bullets, and you can even shoot bullets in midair as they fly towards you. For a game that should feel slow and calculated, it feels very fast paced and rhythmic. Stylistically the game is very interesting. The UI resembles a DOS based operating system. Enemies resemble low poly characters from old video games. At the same time the environments look very crisp and everything stands out very well. If you're a fan of films like Tron you'll definitely like this game. However, all that being said the game is not perfect, and it's very hard for me to recommend. For the 25$ asking price there's very little content and you can mostly beat it in a handful of hours. The level design also maintains the same white sterile aesthetic and doesn't have that much variety to it. While the core gameplay is pretty solid it appeals to a certain kind of player. It appeals to the kind of player that wants to play a level over and over to try and achieve a perfect run. If you're that kind of player I do recommend this game a lot. But to everyone else I'd say wait a little for the dev to either create a level editor or lower the price.

Time flies when you move. This game is based on this innovative mechanic. This type of shooter you have not played yet. Keep in mind that this is a one-trick game. There is nothing more here. The campaign lasts for a maximum of 2 hours. Briefly, but just enough to be bored. And if you like it, you can still try the extra mission, Endless Mode or look for secrets in the main missions, which are interestingly hidden.

The game is awesome good fun for everyone, even those who'd consider themselves FPS challenged. Can't aim? No problem, we'll give you a whole day to line up your shot. Dodge a bullet... easy peazy when you're in control of time itself. Heck when you master the hotness you won't have to, you'll just blow minds away. And the graphics are superstylistically indie masterpieces of motion. Turns out all you need to make the next great jump in the genre is red, white and black and to have time and motion inexorably linked.

Superhot is a game about being in the matrix. Actually, the story isn1t that, it isn1t far off. You are in bullet time. The enemies only move, when you do, so it's almost like you're playing a turn based game. You can dodge bullets, teake away their weapons, and generally be a badass. Sometimes it looks really funny as the enemy fails. If you time your moves right sometimes they actually hit each other like in a movie. Awesome! The game has VR support, and it really shines when palyed like that, The graphics arn1t that great either way, but this kind of game actually benefits from 360 degree view. The main story is a little short, you can finish it around 5 hours, but it's fun to be replayed. I recommend this game for anyone.