It is near the top of most VR best game lists and the title’s influence reaches far and wide. SUPERHOT was born first as a game jam demo in August 2013 - you can play a flatscreen browser-based version of it in a Web browser right now - but as VR progressed to the stage of positionally tracked developer kits, a VR version of the game served as an eye-opening moment for many.
Over on the Oculus Quest store most of the recent reviews also mention the removal in tandem with a one star rating.įor those unfamiliar, SUPERHOT VR is a game in which time flows as quickly or slowly as you move your body, so you can plan to dodge slow-motion bullets and incoming punches just like Neo in the Matrix. Though the game carries “very positive” reviews across more than 5,200 reviews on Steam since its release on that store in May 2017, 363 recent reviews generally rate the game as “mostly negative” in response to the change.
#SUPERHOT FREE VERSION UPDATE#
We’re commited to shipping this update to all vr platforms. These scenes have no place in superhot virtual reality. All scenes alluding to self harm are now completely removed from the game. Considering sensitive time we’re living in, we can do better than that.
“Skip disturbing scenes” toggle was added in a previous update. The Poland-based developers of SUPERHOT VR issued an update to the game (version 1.0.22.1) on Jwith the following text: One of VR’s highest selling games and an early showpiece of consumer-grade positional tracking is getting review bombed after developers removed scenes depicting self-harm.
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