Upon quitting, the system will display one last message before the game closes: "REMEMBER.
After this, the Player is brought back to the game's main menu, and executing any files other than "QUIT.EXE" will result in the screen being filled with messages telling you to quit. After a brief set of questions, none of which render any useful responses, the System tells the Player to leave for good and ends the chat. Shortly after, the system sends another message to the player, asking them how their head feels. Any option results in the Player disconnecting. The Player enters the building and can choose to either punch themselves, hit themselves or remove their headset. The Player's appearance can be seen briefly on the window before the camera is cut back to them. The system threatens themĪfter a certain level is finished, the screen displays "REDIRECTING" and the Player appears right outside their home as the system orders them to enter, Upon approaching the screen starts to get distorted as they near the entrance, and after a few feet the screen becomes a third-person camera of the Player sitting on their chair. After the flash-feed ends, the Player is once again disconnected and is messaged by the System itself who orders them to stop using SUPERHOT out of pride. Afterwards the system displays "WE KNOW" on-screen before disconnecting.ĭespite this oddity the Player re-enters the system and continues to play until they are pulled from their current scenario and introduced by the system near his own house, explaining in a "flash-feed" that everything happening 'in-game' is real. The system begins to demonstrate awareness of the Player's gaming spree, displaying messages such as "SOMEONE IS USING THEIR CRACK" after the Player wrecks a server room and kills the supposed creators of the SUPERHOT crack. The Player standing beside their actual body in the main character's body.Īfter a few missions, the Player is disconnected from the SUPERHOT system and promptly reconnects, only to be disconnected again and again.
Thinking SUPERHOT is purely a game, the Player completes several missions.
SUPERHOT ENDING CRACK
The Player is informed by a friend of a crack that allows them to get into the SUPERHOT system.
In the Beta Release, it is shown that you are actually someone who is playing as the main character in the SUPERHOT system, the Player. Much like the Protagonist from the Prototype, (almost) all sequences involve the Player killing groups of armed, red, silhouetted men in various scenarios, ranging from an elevator ambush to an arrest attempt in a metro station. In the Beta Release a story was added to SUPERHOT, along with a different protagonist referred to as the Player.
SUPERHOT ENDING FULL
In the Prototype, there was never a fourth-wall break, unlike the beta and full releases which revealed that the protagonist was being played by the Player within the game's story. In it the Protagonist displays fast reactions and thinking.
SUPERHOT ENDING FREE
Also noticed that the time didn't advance at all when the game was quitted so uh yeah it genuinely seems like u just need to leave it on for 8 hours.In the free prototype of SUPERHOT the Protagonist is thrust into several different situations, all with firearms, enemies and the goal to eliminate all targets in range. Also tried skipping the system clock forward, and that didn't do anything either. Am I really supposed to wait for 8 hours? Do I need to actually keep the game running for that whole time or can I just quit it and come back 8 hours later? Am I missing something really obvious? (Probably).ĮDIT: Tried alt-f4ing and coming back, just came back to the same screen. what am I supposed to do now? I assumed after the whole reverse credits roll the loading bar would skip forward or something but. So I "gave up" and went through the whole sequence where you give up everything and play zombie smasher and stuff and got to the "recovering deleted data" screen and. Filler to stop spoilers appearing on hover:agyoigweiyugawiogeufwaioegfawugefiuawgieufoagwoiugefiauwgefiuagsweouwgseuigwuoigfiugoasiugefiuwgsaeoiugwigfisoagefiuasgeiofgsfgsjkdhfkjshdfkljhasdjkhsajkldhflkasjhdfklhsadkjfhsalkdghslkjdfghlskghdkjgshsjkgdhsaljkghsklahgdjkahsgdlkhgsdkghskdjhahfusdhfouhasduiohaoishdfouiasuiodhfasuhdofjsadhfjlkashdjlfhajslkhdfjlkhasjkdhflashjdkfhljashdjkflhsafdkhjfalshdjkfasjdfhlkhasjklfdhjlkahsdjkhflajskhdfjkhasljdkfjsdaiofjaosijdfiojasidojfoisdjoajfsakdl asjdif o jisdaofji sajidofj sdasjiof
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