These issues just made fighting not that much fun. At times, Hyper Scape felt floaty, and the guns never seem to pack the punch you'd expect them to. Being able to reveal enemy locations is useful, but it's nowhere near as helpful as the health regen or invisibility.Īside from weapon balance, the biggest problem with the game is that the gunplay itself isn't satisfying, and I found myself missing the weight of combat that you'd find in other shooters. The hacks don't fare much differently, either. In other battle royales, there is a certain amount of skill that could turn the tide of battle even when you're stranded with nothing but a default weapon. I was often avoiding fights instead of running into them like as would in other battle royale games. Often, I found myself not wanting to engage in combat until I was fully upgraded or found a suped-up shotgun or sniper. There's a certain amount of luck that goes into finding weapons from match to match. Some guns have a ridiculously low damage output it felt like I was walking into battle with a water gun instead of a futuristic death dealer. Despite how cool upgrading on the fly is, there's a glaring power disparity in the available weapons. Not every new feature introduced by Hyper Scape sticks the landing. It's clear that Ubisoft is positioning Hyper Scape to be an incredibly social experience, one to be watched as well as played. Crowncast allows Twitch viewers to interact with streamers by voting for events that affect the gameplay in real-time, in addition to a slew of other bells and whistles that encourage interaction between Twitch streamers and their viewers. Outside of its gameplay, Hyper Scape also offers an innovative Twitch extension called Hyper Scape Crowncast. Players who grab the crown can spam their abilities to keep their distance, leading to tense and frustrating games of cat and mouse in the closing seconds of a game. This alternate path to victory led straight into chaos. If you hold onto it for a set amount of time, you win the game. When the match starts to narrow down to the last player, a crown will spawn. If your trigger finger isn't exactly up to snuff, you'll be happy to learn that you don't necessarily have to kill anyone to win a game of Hyper Scape. Trust me nothing kills momentum faster than dying early in a match and having to wait fifteen minutes until your teammates can tag you back in. It's an excellent addition that keeps players active, unlike other games in the genre that have you spectate until you're revived, or the match ends.
Dead players can tag weapons and enemies for their teammates until they're brought back using a restore point that's dropped when an opposing player dies. During a team game, when a player dies, they return as an echo and haunt the battlefield. That sense of speed applies to player death as well.
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Your devotion to the game we built will always be cherished.Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas (Image credit: Source: Windows Central / Zackery Cuevas) "To the Hyper Scape community, thank you for your passion and dedication to the world of Neo Arcadia both inside and outside of the game. We will be taking key learnings from this game into future products," Ubisoft said in its statement. We set out to create a vertical, close-quarters, and fast-paced shooter experience and we are extremely grateful to our community for joining us on our journey. "We have made the difficult decision to end development of Hyper Scape and shut the game down as of April 28th. When this time comes, the game's servers will be taken offline, making the title unplayable. In a message posted on Ubisoft's website today, it was announced that support for Hyper Scape will officially come to a close later this spring. However, the game notably was never able to accumulate a large enough player base, which has clearly led Ubisoft to now decide to end support for it altogether. First released in 2020, Hyper Scape was meant to be Ubisoft's response to games like Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone, and Apex Legends. Ubisoft announced today that it will officially be shutting down Hyper Scape, which is the publisher's free-to-play battle royale title, later this year.
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