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SUPERHOT is a place where time stops until you move. You deserve better than the product of stress and depression that we feel obliged to preserve because of the possible outrage of content removal. Almost 8 years have passed and we’re still stuck making games about self-destructive loops: this is a fingerprint of this pressure. This was a taxing experience for everyone involved, myself included. We first developed SUPERHOT for a 7 Day FPS Jam in 2013 and it was a massive success ever since.
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When I wrote “you deserve better”, I really really meant it. Further updates will sharpen focus on gameplay and presence. Place where time freezes until you move is far more interesting on its own, without the edgy narrative that forces you through a set of levels and until you get a “you win” message. We’re still committed to removing these scenes on all VR platforms. I don’t want us to sell this version any more. This version is now history and we are not erasing it – we’re simply living on, responsibly. If you played before the update: you played a classic. SUPERHOT VR is now a scarred experience, as its’ ‘story’ hinges on the offending scenes removed. It’s not the most pleasant, but I get it: something was taken from a game, as if stolen remotely. Crushing game’s reviews like that was a valid message. I just saw steam reviews for SUPERHOT VR moderated, which feels weird. Piotr here, designer and CEO of SUPERHOT.
He called the previous version of the game “the product of stress and depression” saying that players “deserve better.” Here’s what he wrote on Discord (via Reddit): However, he said the developer will not reverse the recent changes. SUPERHOT CEO Piotr Iwanicki responded by acknowledging the backlash from players. However, following the update, at least 363 users have already given the title “mostly negative” reviews. Since the title came out in 2017, it has generated “very positive” reviews on Steam from over 5,200 players.
#SUPERHOT GAME UPDATE#
We’re committed 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. Here’s what SUPERHOT Team said the regarding the update: Jumping from a tall building has also been removed from the game. Specifically, the “Discard your body” scene is now gone where players “shoot themselves” as a way of exiting the simulation and as part of the story.
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