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The original wait time was 8 hours, and on the subject of reducing it from 8 hours to 2.5 hours, the developers said "After all, we don't want to punish the players, we want players to feel both the significance of what they themselves achieved during the ending, and to have a moment to be part of this experience more as performing along than just playing". If you reach this "end" point (where you have to hit endlessly) and you don't have a headache, trust me, you will after a few minutes of the constant "SUPER" "HOT" vocals and flashing text.Īccording to a EuroGamer article about the game forcing you to wait 2.5 hours at the end, the developers said "Mind Control Delete is about greed and over-attachment".

When I started the game again, it started at the beginning of the endless press loop.Īt this point, I seriously question if it is even possible to reach the true "end" of the game, which I've heard is you having to sit at a screen for 2.5 hours, letting the game run, wasting your electricity (thus wasting your money). I then kept hitting and it started another sequence that didn't end - I hit over 600 times, and the damn thing still won't end! I had to just to quit the stupid game. I hit over 200 times and it just kept repeating it.

Based on the Nindza memories that can be found throughout the game Nindza appears to be a schoolchild who is obsessed with playing the katana mode in superhot.Okay, so I finished all of the levels in Superhot: Mind Control Delete, but the damn game won't end! It keeps saying to press, which you can do only about once every 1.5 seconds, with that unbearably annoying "SUPER" and "HOT" vocal and flashing text alternating every damn time, but there's no end.

The Ninja is the first enemy with the ability to throw their weapon.

He is one of three enemies meant to represent Cores usable by the player.

The Ninja has many names, such as Nindża (level name), Anger (emotional representation), or Recall (ability representation).

When his katana is not in his hand, keep backing up to avoid his punches while still paying attention to its location it can still damage you when he Recalls it. With close and long range attacks, he is much more dangerous than The Dog, so it is best to keep him in your line of sight and back away while you work to finish the level. The Ninja cannot be killed, so he must be avoided at all costs. He stares forward, holding his katana, until the player is shot backwards into darkness, ending the stage. Interacting with the Shuriken will break it, making the room gradually vanish to reveal the Ninja. A pedestal sits in front of it, a katana in each side and a shuriken floating on top. Once the player reaches the entryway, they step into an area similar to the Dojo, marked by a dragon statue in the middle of the room. The player walks down a path towards a large block as the words "BOUND BY ANGER" appear one by one on the screen.

The Ninja can first be seen in the stage ENCRYPTED / NINDŻA. He repeats this aggressive behavior until he kills you or the level is completed. After trying to engage you at close range with his fists, if he still cannot reach you he will Recall his katana to his hand. If he misses or cannot reach you, he will throw his katana at you. He always spawns with a Katana and tries to attack you at close range. Afterwards, you can find the Ninja somewhere throughout the level as he makes his way towards you. When the Ninja spawns, you will be alerted by a loud noise similar to The Dog. The Ninja mimics the appearance of a Standard Enemy except for a white slash mark across his face.