HYPERBLADE

A neat idea but the control scheme kills it for me. You can't control your character directly, you sort of point them in a direction and they run that way. It makes traversing the levels awkward and I feel like I'm struggling more to just tell my character to go in a direction than engage the enemies. If this was something like slow mo focused hotline Miami I'd be all for it but this feels like....I dunno. Murder focused mini-golf where your ball is a ninja and you're knocking it around the room to kill generic soldiers? Its weird and Its not my thing.

Hyperblade is an amazing game especially considering this is early access. I love the artwork and the animation. This game is a perfect difficulty. I would recommend anyone to get this. I can't wait for the full game to release. Well done devs.

子弹时间和武士刀，单凭这两点就酷到没朋友 希望后期作者能加上中文，好推荐给朋友

So far, this seems pretty promising. It's a tough game, but it's one of those things where the controls aren't overwhelming, so it's just a matter of figuring out how things work and making the most of each moment. I could imagine this would be really addictive to trade scores back and forth between friends to see who could get the lowest times or fewest deaths across the stages. It also does seem like it's tough, but fair, even in this early state. Can't wait to see where it goes from here!

An awesome concept executed to perfection. The slow-mo mechanic of this game really opens up different play styles and the map design is challenging and forces you to adapt constantly. It would be interesting to see what the speed running community could do with this type of game. Overall, I would highly recommend it

Awesome game. Cool atmosphere and very challenging. Feels s0ooo goo0d when you get the flow!

Feels like a combination of Ghostrunner, SUPERHOT, and Hotline Miami. Levels can be brute forced, or meticulously planned. Good fun.

A really fun game that I recommend, This game have a lot of potential. It's mainly an easy to take hard to master game with a slight encouragement to speedrunning. There is some tuning to do with the difficulties curve but it's totally understandable for the first week of the early access.