Hyper Scape: The Battle Royale of the Future

Hyper Scape, the Battle Royale of the future. You are the super speed shooter of the future. You can have hacks to tilt the game in your favor and play solo or in teams.

This game, created by Ubisoft, is a futuristic game that consists of survival of the fittest.

If you have played another Battle Royale, you will understand the idea. All players start the games by launching themselves onto the battlefield (or "map") with no available tools. The player has to stay alive as long as possible, using the technique he prefers. As the game progresses, the battlefield gets smaller, thus increasing the chances of a confrontation. To win, you have to be the last one alive.

You can also win by "crowning yourself " as the winner. This sets it apart from other battle royales and puts a twist on this popular game genre.

So how does Hyper Scape work?

The game makes a crown appear when the map shrinks to its final size. The game automatically highlights you on everyone's radars if you grab the crown. If you die, you drop it on the spot, but if you and your team still manage to survive for 45 seconds, you automatically win the game.

This is an incentive for you to fight quickly in battles that unfold at an incredible speed.

And this is one of the game's characteristics, its combat speed. The atmosphere of the game is futuristic and highlights the game's verticality, so you will likely find yourself battling in skyscrapers of buildings or constructions.

This, in my opinion, is the strong point of the game, the battle takes place at a frantic speed, and you can loot (get weapons, and in the case of this game, with "hacks") quickly.

Season 1: The First Principle

This season was already officially released for Xbox One and PS4, as well as PC. Season 1 has a battle pass and daily and weekly challenges. In addition, several rewards are added to unlock.

The permanent modes (teams and solo) consist of a single map. So the additional incentive of the Battle Pass (which, by the way, is paid) comes in handy. The Battle Pass comes with one more map and another paid one. Also, to access various items, you need Prime Gaming (which is separate from the monthly Prime Gaming subscription).

Another game feature is characters, to which skins can be added. The characters don't change the game itself, but they add a bit of personality and characterization. They have different appearances and say other things with the game's interaction. You can discover this as you play, but the gameplay has no substantial differences.

The hacks are one of the outstanding features we have been talking about during the article but have not yet developed. These are skills that are not dependent on the character. These skills can be grabbed and looted. You can carry two hacks at a time.

Hacks like Slam or Ball allow you to run away from a fight in which you are losing. You can also use Invisibility or Wall, among many others. So having good hacks can significantly help you to win a game.

As we said previously, the map is vertically oriented, unlike other Battle Royales. Most buildings have three floors, stairs, and trampolines so you can reach the roofs of the buildings. Battles can occur in the air and vary rapidly between the floor and the ceiling.

Another unique feature of this game is that once you die, you are left as a digital "ghost," and you can point and move within the game. You cannot kill other people, and the enemy cannot see you. If your team kills other people, they can interact with the body to reanimate you, and you can rejoin the game.

Conclusion:

It's a frantic and futuristic battle royale. As for the designs, it has some repetitiveness, but they are pretty nice.

The battles are a lot of fun, and the hacks add some personality to the game. The weapons are fine, and no one stands out above the others.

It's still a battle royale, but Ubisoft adds creativity to it.