Superhot: Mind Control Delete is an independent first-person shooter (FPS) video game developed and published by Superhot Team. It is a sequel to Superhot and expands on the game mechanics by utilizing roguelike elements. Superhot: Mind Control Delete retains the core mechanics of its predecessor and adds roguelike elements: Players are placed on a level (represented as a text mode graph) and must complete each node to access the other nodes connected to it. To complete a node the player must complete a sequence of consecutive maps of Superhot - the number of the maps the maps themselves and their layout are all procedurally generated. These maps themselves feature endlessly spawning enemies and the player must kill a certain amount of them to complete the map; unlike Superhot however the player has a certain amount of hearts they can lose before they are killed - if they are killed the sequence is regenerated and the player must begin the sequence again from the start. There are four levels in total with ultimate goal being finding the node to move to the level above: As the player goes on the difficulty increases with longer sequences some enemies holding guns that break when the enemy is killed enemies who are only partially vulnerable enemies that explode into projectiles when killed environmental hazards and glitching scenery.