My Quest playthrough was my third time running through Superhot (it’s the only VR game I’ve completed twice, let alone a third time). The game’s dystopian narrative often asks you to ‘Prove Your Devotion’ and now you can by throwing yourself to the floor and spinning around behind you without the worry of tangling yourself up or yanking a PC off of a desk. All of your moves had to consider the physical limitations of the cord connecting you to a PC or console. Previously Superhot was a game of two battles one inside the headset and one outside. More importantly, though, Quest’s tether-free tracking provides a more open, liberating version of the game than what’s come before.
Granted this was never the most visually-pressing game, but it arguably looks even better than the 2017 PSVR port. Save for a few inconsequential lighting drawbacks and slightly slower loading speeds, Superhot VR is just as crisp and striking as the PC VR versions. Unlike most others, though, it’s survived the transition with barely any noticeable concessions.
It’s somewhat fitting that time has been so kind to a game that’s all about manipulating it.Īs with most Quest ports, Superhot’s development team managed to squeeze the entire original game onto Oculus’ new standalone. In fact, on Oculus Quest, it’s even better than it ever was. It’s a testament to those ideals that, in mid-2019, Superhot remains arguably the best first-person shooter in VR.
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With every movement you make, time creeps forward ever so slightly, and everything from the level design to the way it feels to dodge a series of bullets in slow-motion is orchestrated to reinforce the core ideals of the experience.” “SUPERHOT VR is a pure, distilled, injection of unadulterated adrenaline that will get your blood pumping just as quickly as time stops in the game itself. When we first reviewed Superhot VR nearly three years ago we said this:
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