Underplayed Gems

HYPERJUSTICE (2021)

HYPERJUSTICE cover
Developer
Jackson Clayton, Andy Sharpe, Liam A'Hearn, Zane Kidwell
Publisher
Jackson Clayton
Genres
Action, Indie
Rating
4.7 of 5, 15 player ratings
Typical playtime
about 41 minutes
Where to get it
Steam

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How it feels

A frenetic, arcade-inspired shooter that feels like sprinting through a neon-drenched, blood-soaked 1980s cop movie.

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What players say

Players describe it as a cross between Hotline Miami and Max Payne with an automatic sprint mechanic that makes movement unique. Many love the style and satisfying gunplay, but glitches like sliding through walls are common complaints, and the game can be finished in under an hour.

Screenshots

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