HYPERVIOLENT

About This Game

HYPERVIOLENT is a brutal, old-school FPS in the style of classic sprite-based 3D games from the 1990s. After responding to a distress signal from Commodus Asteroid 27-C, a remote mining colony, you find yourself in the midst of an outbreak of violence among its inhabitants. You must unravel the secrets of the asteroid and the evil hidden deep within its mines as you seek an answer to the madness within its complex corridors.

Obliterate your foes with an extensive array of guns and melee weapons that can be dual-wielded in nearly endless combinations, and take the VIOLENCE to the next level. You are far from an invincible action hero however – manage your resources carefully, and be ever vigilant, for enemies can ambush you when you least expect it.

FEATURES

• Gorgeous 3D / Pixel Hybrid
  Explore the rich environments of the I.E.C. Commodus station and paint them with viscera, rendered in a combination of classic low-poly 3D, and hand-crafted 1990s pixel art aesthetic.
• Intense horror atmosphere
  Feel the dread of exploring the dark, claustrophobic corridors of an asteroid mine, stranded deep in space. Nobody can help you, nobody can save you, nobody can hear you scream.
• Brutal combat
  Dual-wield more than 20 unique ranged and melee weapons to obliterate insane and monstrous enemies, but don’t get cocky – manage your resources, you don’t want to run out of ammo in a bossfight…
• RPG / FPS mechanics
  Manage your inventory, upgrade weapons, interact with NPCs, & peruse through computer data logs to further your mission in this exciting, authentically nostalgic experience.
• Use the environment to your advantage
  Utilize switches, computer terminals, keycards & other control mechanisms to navigate the labyrinthian station and manipulate your environment.

Reviews

“Balances elements of survival horror with the moment-to-moment shooting gameplay to create something that feels unique.”
GGRecon

“Feels like one of the best shooters of the 90s.”
Screen Rant

“I loved my time with Hyperviolent.”
Shacknews