Superhot, the unusual super-fast/super-slow first person shooter that got a lot of attention over the past year, has set Feb. 25 for its launch date on Windows PC, Mac and Linux.
A version also will be coming to Xbox One about a month later, developers Superhot Team said.
A finalist for awards at the Independent Games Festival and SXSW, Superhot is a shooter in which time only moves when the player does. Each level then becomes something of a puzzle where the player has plenty of time to shoot oncoming foes, but not a lot of time to get into position for an accurate shot.
The level plays out like an impossible Jason Bourne-like action sequence, warping between sped-up movement and bullet-time. This video, of beta gameplay, provides a good visual explanation.
Superhot emerged from a 7-Day FPS game jam in 2013, then caught on with a very successful Kickstarter in 2014.
A beta of Superhot released to backers in August. For more, see Polygon's preview from E3 2015.
