That aspect is less confusing than it sounds. I haven’t played the original Superhot, but I understand you only had one life in that, whereas here, you can have additional lives – or hearts, and in later chapters, as you finish each level, you’ll get a choice of rewards such as extra hearts or refilling the hearts. Sometimes, you don’t even have to kill everybody on the level because anywhere from 5, early on, to 10 or more later, will secure that level… as long as you stay alive. However, the levels in each chapter are largely the same, albeit starting from different locations within said level, and that location can determine whether your experience will be anywhere from easy to difficult. The game is not a case of going straight from one level to the next, but working through a number of chapters (or ‘Nodes’), each with a few levels – sometimes labelled, say, 3, 3A, 3B and so on, or 4, 4B, 4C, 4D, so nothing is too straight-forward, here. However, you’ll not just pick up guns, but also household implements, for example… fish! This will hopefully make them drop the gun they’re carrying, then you can pick it up, and exact your revenge. You’ll need these quite often if you’re to survive, since enemies can come at you from all angles and don’t take pity on your lack of firearms. Superhot: Mind Control Delete is a game which takes a little bit of getting used to, since at first, it felt very hit-and-miss as to whether I could even pick up a gun, but you learn how to move your character so that it’s in the right place on the screen and is selectable.
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