About This Game Hypt is a Single-Player Action Arcade game. Technology has advanced, and a new world of information has been revealed. Mankind knows it as the Internet, but locals know it as Hypt. A world that is now overrun by viruses, trojans, and other forms of malware. Take control of a revolutionary new anti-malware program and explore a vibrant and labyrinthine digital world. Get to the end of each level equipped with nothing except the ability to turn the virus' deadly powers against them. Take back the digital world in this stylized but lethal test of skill against dozens of levels, hundreds of enemies, and difficult bosses. Featuring...120 challenging levels Difficult, dynamic bosses Original soundtrack by the talented Efe Tozan A variety of enemies to destroyHours of immersive gameplay Gorgeous worlds and digital environments Fluid 2D top-down mechanics Intuitive Controls 7aa9394dea Title: HyptGenre: Action, Casual, IndieDeveloper:EmpI StudiosRelease Date: 23 Apr, 2015 Hypt Download Without Verification Ok so as the (as far as I can see) first review for this game, the most important question to answer is it worth the money? well, yesss... but with a few caveats. Put simply, I don't think it is quite up to the price it is asking ($10 American at full price for me) but it is very close. Firstly, It is a good game. The artwork is really quite nice, which surprised me, because my initial reaction was to not like all the blue. However, as you go along, instead of getting sick of the artwork, it has enough variety to be interesting. Another factor is that everything is very clear. your character, the enemies, and all the projectiles stand out very well against the backdrop, and the backdrop is dynamic enough to not become boring. as of where I am currently (at the second boss, who I have versed but not beaten yet), I have only seen a few primary colours, or variants of them, but this isn't neccessarily a bad thing. Like I said before, the environment is dynamic enough that having little variance in colour isn't really a bad thing here, and it does have the benefit of making the game very clear. As for the sound, it's just like the graphics. There are several tracks in this game, and they don't really differ very much, at least from what I've experienced. However, they do set the mood for the game as a brooding, tense (but not dark) game. the music is perfectly sufficient for this game. Next we have the controls. and there is nothing to complain about them. They are crisp and your character will stop on a dime. I haven't yet experienced a moment when I said to myself "I didn't want to go there" unless it was my own fault. Now i must mention the game mechanics here, because they are directly related to the controls. The main game mechanic is that your character, instead of having a gun, has a sheild, and he\/she\/it will be shot at by a variety of enemies. Using the sheild, you can then bounce the enemies projectiles back at the enemies and kill them if you so desire. Aside from the bosses, there is absolutely no need to kill anything. The sheild you carry spins around your character following your mouse. It works fine, and again, I have yet to had "What was that?" moment that wasn't my fault. But aside from making things easier, there is absolutely no need to kill the enemies. Your entire goal is to get to the end-zone without dieing (its a one hit kill mechanic both for you and your enemies, except the bosses). You can run through the levels without killing a single enemies. the only reward for killing enemies is the (occasional) powerup, which give you temporary abilities like being able to shoot, invulnerability, or causing an explosion that kills enemies around you, but not you. In my experience however, the powerups seem to be a little to short to be much use and not worth going out of your way for. Very occasionally they will save you, but usually they aren't worth to much.Another thing to consider when buying this title, is that there isn't a story. All enjoyment is to be found in the game itself, and there is quite a bit to be found there. In my experience I have had a quite a few moments when I've been pumped to get to the end of a particularly annoying zone, or blocking a shot i didn't quite see coming, and of course some very frustrating moments when i would mistakenly bounce a projectile into a wall and it would bounce straight back at me.A final note when considering this game, note that at first you are restricted to moving in only two directions. However, after the first boss, the levels open up and you are able to move in four directions. The path is always linear, and you will always know what direction you need to go.To summarise, I think this is a good game, everything is sufficient for what it does, and I cant find any major faults for this game. However, I do not think this game is quite worth $10 American. In my opinion it appears to be worth around to $6-7 mark, any lower and I would be happy to grab it.. A good game for what it costs. Sadly, I cannot recommend hypt, even for it's sale priceThe hitbox of the sheild is just too damn inconsistent. Lazers will sometimes just clip right through the edges, or bounce in unpredicible ways. The game started fun, but became very frustrating.. When I first started playing this, I save it a solid "meh". The graphics are excellent for the minalist design, the soundtrack is good albeit a little shorter than I'd like, the controls are intuitive, and the gameplay's core mechanic (navigating a fixed path with a shield) is simple but solid.But there's not much more than that. Or so I thought.Once you're deep enough into the game, once you think it's nothing but being on a fixed-path with a shield, there's an actual *boss battle*. It'll be frustrating, and you'll get past it, and then the game changes its feel again. It's refreshing, and I would have missed it if I didn't stick through the first hour of somewhat repetitive gameplay.There are lots of mechanics this game could do with: achievements, time-trials, shared high-scores with friends, and some customisation. But it's still a fun game without those things.Probably worth $0.80 if you're looking for something to distract you for a few hours, but I'm not sure it's worth the full $7.99 list price.. red laser should not hit you loli also play this game in fun time :)Also good Game8\/10 Game rate. I really wish steam had a 'neutral' button. I didn't want to give this game a bad review; this game is pretty fun, with nice graphics and a soundtrack that you don't immediately mute. Unfortunately, I can only reccomend this game with the following disclaimer:This game SCREAMS for dual joystick input. Like Geometry Wars, and all of the Gauntlet games that have come out since dual joystick gamepads became a thing, this game is best played on a pair of joysticks. Therein lies the rub; there is no gamepad support for this game- you have to play with a keyboard and mouse. You will have to control your sphere-thingie's fluid and graphically seamless 360 degrees of motion with a clunky and limited four buttons. If this will be a problem for you I don't reccomend this game, this is a pretty good game otherwise though.. Got this game in a 90% Steam sale.. Amazing and very addictive fun!Here's my 13 min review video:https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=eZcvBk5Va98Hypnotic techno music, check.Simple to learn, difficult to master gameplay, check.Plenty of levels to keep you busy and challenged, check.It's a great indie game that offers a huge bang for your dollar, especially if it's on sale here.. Fun, demanding and great music. Really brings back memories from the 80s. It's a steal on sale.. Horrible game for the high price! I only got it because it was 0.79 cents on sale and I was like why not. Its really not that fun and really boring. Don't get this because it IS NOT fun.
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Updated: Mar 23, 2020
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