HYPERJUSTICE

Short taste of the hyper 80’s that’s great for a quick fun. The entire thing looks more like an experiment. Despite the fact that a couple of stages are conventional first-person shooter, the gameplay in rest of stages is oddly unusual. It's an auto-runner in which you kill enemies while avoiding gunfire and performing insane gymnastics. This isn't a genuine auto-runner, though, because you can still turn and go wherever you want; you just can't stop. It's as if you're controlling an enraged bull. The game has ten chapters, although it can be completed in less than an hour. The goal of each stage is to wipe out all enemies. Precision is irrelevant because you simply need to shoot in the general direction of the enemy. Because their firearms have laser pointers, you can always tell where they are. There is only one weapon per stage, but it has endless ammo. You only need to worry about reloading. Despite the sparse and blocky design, the presentation is cool. Much of it is due to the enjoyable soundtrack. There aren’t any extras after beating the game. All you have is stage select in either first or third-person mode. It probably should be pointed out that first-person mode isn’t an auto-runner.