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Eventually the System gives up and lets Avar1ce back into the game, believing they'll have to give up eventually. Even when it tricks Avar1ce into giving up everything, they find a way to keep searching for MORE. Assimilation Backfire: In MIND CONTROL DELETE, the System is unable to stop Avar1ce's desire for MORE.One of the secret terminals actually allows the player to ask the system why everything looks like concrete, and the response is "Textures are distracting. In fact, it appears to have the texture of Styrofoam or concrete. Ascetic Aesthetic: Every part of the scenery is white, shiny, and smooth.It's part of what drives him to Superhot.exe. Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: The Ninja mind, prior to Superhot.exe uploading him, constantly talks about how no one else at the Dojo was as skilled or talented as he was.
In MIND CONTROL DELETE, there's "MORE", as well as "Anxiety", "Anger", "Addiction", and "Avarice", the Fatal Flaws of each of the minds within the System. 
Three phrases that tend to appear close together in the later portions of the game and in secret areas:. That phrase? "It's the most innovative shooter I've played in years." Exaggerated in the sense that it takes place in-game and in real life, when the game asks you to spread the word of the game upon completion of the story. The title, at the end of every level in both versions, and a sign of you, the player, integrating their mind into the data of the titular program. If time also passed because you were just looking around, the game would be a lot harder (likely beyond reason) and would probably functionally negate the idea of time passing only if you move (since you'd be causing time to pass just by trying to turn your attention towards someone firing at you). You can look around without it counting as movement. In MIND CONTROL DELETE, because unarmed and melee enemies are silent, if they sneak up behind the player and land a hit, it doesn't take away a heart, and the System warns you to "WATCH. Anticlimax: The prototype ending is killing a CEO with no effort other than a single click. At first, the levels seem like they fit in with those of the first game, but the further one goes, the more junk, glitches and rendering issues appear. Simple items may suddenly appear somewhere in a clustered lattice, floating off into nowhere or echoing down a few layers, almost as if the program is breaking down around its edges. Alien Geometries: The level design in superhot.exe is uncanny in a way other than its colour scheme: everyday objects such as shelves, chairs and lamps may be recessed in such a way that they appear to be clipping into the walls, especially around the level borders. Just as well, since bullets traveling at their actual speed would make dodging pointless and the game less cool. 
Acceptable Breaks from Reality: Even in real time, bullets travel much more slowly than they should. #SUPERHOT SEQUEL SERIES#
Unlike the previous games, MIND CONTROL DELETE takes a Roguelike approach to the series formula, and is a Sequel set after the previous two games that explores what happens to the players who've joined the System.
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SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE: Released to Steam Early Access in December 2017, and fully released on July 16th 2020, with free copies given to every player who had previously purchased the original SUPERHOT on Steam.This version changes some of the rules (all throwables become lethal) and integrates body and head tracking, as well as telling a unique story that's separate from SUPERHOT. 6, 2016 for headsets including the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. The expanded version was released on Februfor PC, with many news outlets proclaiming "It's the most innovative shooter I've played in years."
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SUPERHOT: The full release, following a successful Kickstarter campaign, improving the visuals and mechanics while adding more weapons, modes, and the glorious Rule of Cool stuff people wanted from an expanded release.
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