Even on it’s last few minutes it was finding ways to not respect my time and introduce ways to sap any enjoyment I had left. Sadly outside of the game play Mind Control Delete has found several ways to annoy me to the point that I was happy to be done with the game. It is one of the only games that can have little story to it that I still enjoy playing through. The game play itself is very similar to Superhot and is still a lot of fun.
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Sadly outside of the game play Mind Control Delete has found several ways to annoy me to the point I was a huge fan of the original Superhot so when I got Mind Control Delete free as a gift I was looking forward to it.
I was a huge fan of the original Superhot so when I got Mind Control Delete free as a gift I was looking forward to it. Additionally, without spoiling anything, the ending was, to me, completely unacceptable. It only takes one or two hours for MCD to feel boring and repetitive. MCD feels less like puzzle solving and more like slow-motion survival. As a result, MCD feels like an interesting game built on the incorrect foundation-the game falls apart once the novelty of the new features is lost. The entire game design of Superhot was built on the foundation of a one-hit kill system. There is now an unknown kill quota required to complete each level, along with the player having multiple lives. In MCD, levels are procedurally generated, so you will inevitably play the same maps over and over again. Because of this, playing a level of Superhot in 2016 felt like solving a puzzle, as opposed to mindlessly gunning down enemies. Much of what made Superhot so enjoyable was that every level was carefully, individually crafted. However, the larger picture direction in which MCD chooses to go leads to a disappointing and overall boring experience. Because of this, playing Superhot: Mind Control Delete builds upon its predecessor by adding new, creative enemy types along with a host of interesting gameplay features.
Superhot: Mind Control Delete builds upon its predecessor by adding new, creative enemy types along with a host of interesting gameplay features.
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