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Superhot pc gameplay
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superhot pc gameplay
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The tracking also has an issue when weapons are placed low on the ground, as having to reach down to them can sometimes result in a loss of stability. Of course, this is frustrating because Superhot is a one-hit death experience and dying means having to replay the segment from the last checkpoint, which may have been three or four scenes ago.

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More than once, enemies refused to die because the tracking screwed up a punch that looked right in the game world, but did not register as a hit. This might also be restricted with space available in the chosen room.

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With most Oculus setups still only having the two tracking cameras in front, it means that turning a full 360 degrees is an issue. One part of this comes with the tracking when an enemy is at the back or side. This isn't to say there is not a few minor flaws with the system as a whole. It is actually possible to aim down the sights of the gun manually. Overall, the touch controls work exceptionally well in terms of their accuracy with the various weapons. There is even an early part that has a gun floating in mid-air in an empty world, and when it is grabbed, the enemy and environment forms directly in front…which makes it hard to resist shouting "Dodge this" when the trigger is pulled and the red mass falls down in slow motion. Half the fun here comes from dodging the many bullets 'Neo-style' and imagining being a god within a world. What is fun, though, is that even getting past any high pretensions around strategy, VR allows this to inhabit a sheer escapism experience. Something that is especially cool is physically throwing a weapon across the map so that when the player is transported to the next phase, the weapon thrown lands nearby. The strategic element of planning the best order of kill, as well as the weapon of choice, also comes into this, too. It is a mechanic that gives emphasis to physicality that very few and certainly no other shooter titles give. The unique mechanic comes into play very nicely here stand still and the world stays still. More important is that it is immensely replayable. However, for a VR experience, it is definitely one of the longer ones. It isn't the longest playtime in the world, being wrapped up in a few hours. The goal, of course, is to kill all the enemies. In a way, they are still traditional levels, as they take place in the same locales, which are then split up into small scenes.

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The VR edition ditches the traditional structure of the main version in place of a series of killing scenarios that link together between checkpoints. VR also unlocks a whole new realm of hidden depths, like twisting a hand gun or Uzi to see it from all the angles, or seeing one of the nameless antagonists charging up close. However, this works a treat in ensuring that the action is clear, with a lack of any distractions or a mess of textures getting in the way. This is still the same minimalist design that punches up three bold colours, black for weapons, red for enemies and a shimmering white for everything else. The actual graphics themselves or the art style has not changed. This is what inevitably will happen when the intense immersion kicks in, for being immersed in the actual environment that was once just traversed via a computer monitor and gamepad is a magical experience. The biggest compliment that can be paid is that Superhot VR makes it okay to look like a crazy person, dodging and ducking around the room in front of friends and family.







Superhot pc gameplay