From The HipMen are on a roll when it comes to covering new indie titles for the Xbox One. They have provided us with hours of entertainment through previews of the most exciting indie games. Today, Greg and Lee play Hyper Void.
Hyper Void is a third-person space-shooter single-player arcade game that is different from all previous space shooters in that the action does not take place in regular outer space, but inside intergalactic wormholes. Hyper Void jumps the player through stellar wormholes packed with high-action experience. The game delivers continuous challenges in eye-catching space environments. It is based on an easy-to-follow story with physical reasoning for the many space fantasy events the player will go through.
Hyper Void takes place at a certain time and location, thus it has history and story for those who look for it. Every detail in Hyper Void has a background reasoning behind its design and behavior and naming.
Hyper Void is not about shooting blindly or striving to upgrade to the one best weapon. It is about fast decision making and controlling multiple weapons strategically based on the given situation. Enemies are challenging and unique; as each requires its own strategy to defeat.
Gameplay Features:
• 28 unique levels.
• Unlockable trophies and secret levels.
• Highly dynamic environments.
• Numerous unique enemies.
• Intense action.
• Control multiple weapons simultaneously.
• Epic mega boss fights.
World Features:
• Thrilling story waiting to be unraveled.
• In-game cinematic shots.
• Bizarre shooting action.
• Universes based on true scientific facts.
Technology Features:
• Smooth gameplay experience with constant 60 FPS.
• HD Anti-Aliased 3D graphics.
• New tech for infinite dynamic lighting effects.
• True lit volumetric space dust phenomena.
• Complex interactive particle simulations.
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