For those not familiar with Superhot’s esoteric charm, the core tenet is this – as a individual trapped within a VR simulation, you must murder your way through a series of red-hued foes in order to ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Superhot: Mind Control Delete, a new standalone sequel to Superhot, ...

Superhot is, without irony, one of the super hottest indie first-person shooters around. Since its launch in 2016, it has not only turned heads on every platform to which it arrived, but also become ...

Developer Superhot Team announced Superhot: Mind Control Delete will launch for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, and Origin on July 16. The game has been in Steam ...

Grab a free copy if you own the original installment. Superhot was a unique FPS when it launched. What started as a small prototype build blew up in popularity online, allowing the team to go ahead ...

When I reviewed SUPERHOT back in 2016, I was enamored with its compelling gameplay, but moreso with the mystery of its world. The sinister nature of the SUPERHOT executable running on the computer.

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You gotta respect a game that tells you exactly what it is upfront. Within minutes of starting Superhot: Mind Control Delete, you’re told, in those now infamous subliminal text cards that pop up from ...

Based in the UK and adores venturing through FPS horrors and taking photos in pretty much anything with a functioning photo mode. Also likes car games. Superhot: Mind Control Delete has been in an ...

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