Hyper Void

Release Date: February 10, 2015

Arcade, TPP, science fiction, in space, indie games, shoot 'em up, PlayStation VR, VR, singleplayer

6.5

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Hyper Void is an arcade shoot’em up game inspired by the classics like Gradius, Salamander, Nemesis, Xeon 2: Megablast and Tempest. The game was developed by two brothers from the independent studio IN|Framez and is their first big production. We play as a spaceship pilot who travels through subspace tunnels. Our ship, which constantly moves forward, is presented from a third-person perspective.

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6.5

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Game is Recomended by 28% of Critics. There are 5 Critic Reviews.

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We Got This Covered: 3 / 5 by Christian Law

Hyper Void does enough to stand out as an entertaining shoot-'em-up despite its somewhat frustrating, bare bones presentation.

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Video Chums: 7.7 / 10 by A.J. Maciejewski

Hyper Void is a game that will amaze hardcore fans of Tempest-style shooters but it's also one that may frustrate and alienate those just looking for a casual arcade shooting experience.

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Pure Xbox: 8 / 10 by Lucie Mansell

Hyper Void is a stellar shoot 'em up experience that passes the time in a fun and exciting way, with gorgeous high resolution graphics and an action-pumping soundtrack. All for a price tag that, in our opinion, is worth an adrenaline-fuelled romp, even if it the whole thing doesn't last as long as we may have liked.

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Hyper Void for PS4, XONE and etc. is an arcade shoot’em up game where we play as a spaceship pilot who ventures through subspace tunnels. The game was developed by two brothers from the independent studio IN|Framez and is their first big production. The studio was inspired by classic games like Gradius, Salamander, Nemesis, Xeon 2: MEgablast and Tempest.

Mechanics

We play as a pilot of the spaceship RM-24. We use it to travel through a subspace tunnel where we discover hordes of aliens that will destroy our civilization. Gameplay mechanics has elements that can be found in many other shoot’em up games. Our ship constantly moves forawad is presented from a third-person perspective. Controls limit to steering right or left as we face numerous enemies.

HyperVoid for PS4, XONE and etc. offers 29 playable levels, half of which ends with difficult boss fights. Many levels have their own unique design. Some will make us move upside down, others constantly change or are made of astreroid belts. Our enemies’ formations, and the overall design of levels, are generated procedurally, making each playthrough a unique experience.