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Watch The Hilarious Ramifications Of Stopping Time In This Superhot Parody
In the indie first-person shooter Superhot, time only moves when you move. So, what does this mean for the rest of the world? Does everyone remain frozen in time as they wait for your next move? YouTube channel RocketJump pokes fun at this weird concept in their new parody.
The video centers around one man with Superhot's time-bending superpowers. He takes on a group of foes in ludicrous ways, such as waving goodbye at an enemy so that a sword stabs him in the chest. As this battle goes on, we get a glimpse into what life is like for the rest of humanity as they try to progress through their daily routines. It's not an easy task when the passage of time remains unpredictable.
RocketJump also recently released a behind-the-scenes video to show how this parody was created. Be sure to read our review of Superhot here and find out about how the shooter is coming to virtual reality.
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