Counter-Strike publisher screenshot. Original-game reference; not the CSJS browser build.
Image credits ↗SUPERHOT
Play the official 2013 SUPERHOT prototype, a short browser introduction to movement-driven time.
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Credits
Retail SUPERHOT publisher screenshot. Later full-game reference; the 2013 browser prototype has different visuals and content.
SUPERHOT © SUPERHOT Team. Publisher screenshot; independent editorial reference.
Source & attribution ↗View image ↗About this version
SUPERHOT Team hosts its original 2013 prototype as a browser WebGL build. It is a separate, early experience from the later commercial SUPERHOT, SUPERHOT VR and MIND CONTROL DELETE releases.
- Project
- Official 2013 prototype
- Original game
- SUPERHOT
Plan the next move before taking it
SUPERHOT is built around a relationship between movement and time. Standing still gives a moment to consider the scene; moving advances the danger as you choose the next position or action. The result encourages deliberate decisions inside a first-person action scene.
The original prototype on the developer site
The official site labels this browser game the 2013 prototype. Its runtime manifest identifies SUPERHOT Team and loads a WebAssembly build. This is a useful way to experience the early idea through the developer host without finding a third-party repack.
SUPERHOT official prototype launcherSUPERHOT Team prototype runtime manifest
Use the two visible start prompts
Wait for loading to finish and click the start control. The game then shows CLICK HERE TO START inside its canvas. Click the game to enter it; the page also supplies a fullscreen button once the prototype is ready.
Keep the game focused while playing. The browser version is a normal screen experience and does not require a VR headset or a retail-file upload.
Choose the right SUPERHOT afterwards
The prototype is an early, separate experience. The original retail SUPERHOT is the appropriate full-game counterpart if you want more of its screen-based premise. SUPERHOT VR has different levels, plot and mechanics, while MIND CONTROL DELETE is another separately listed release.
SUPERHOT official prototype launcherSUPERHOT Team original and VR edition distinctionsSUPERHOT original full-game purchase page
Before you play
Do I need the original game files?
The official 2013 browser prototype loads its own content. No retail installation, owned-game upload or VR headset is required.
Creator-reported · Project guideHow do I get started?
Open the official prototype page, wait for it to finish loading, click the start control, then click inside the game at CLICK HERE TO START.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat is included in this version?
Official browser release of the 2013 SUPERHOT prototype, using Unity WebGL and WebAssembly. It is not the later full retail game.
Creator-reported · Project guideWhat should I know before playing?
This is the 2013 prototype. The later retail SUPERHOT, SUPERHOT VR and MIND CONTROL DELETE are separate products; their levels and features should not be assumed here.
Creator-reported · Project guide
Mitchell Hynes Web gameplay, from the creator’s launch demonstration at approximately 1:52. Gameplay area cropped from the published video.
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