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# Playlist 9/19: MirrorMoon EP explores the vast reaches, I Am Color is (appropriately) colorful, and Superhot brings Borges to life
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/playlist-919-mirrormoon/
- Published: 2013-09-18T15:00:09.000Z
- Updated: 2015-11-17T16:10:09.000Z
- Description: Check out this week’s picks!
- Author: Kill Screen Staff
- Tags: Article, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-26 09:39

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## MIRRORMOON EP (PC, MAC, LINUX)

### by Santa Ragione

From the folks who brought you *Fotonica*, this space-puzzler defies description. Encryption seems more relevant, as each new planet feels like a code to crack. Little is explained. Instead, satisfaction comes from pushing forward through this alien landscape and discovering how to move on. Each step you take is a new frontier. Pay attention and you might find a new world. Or at least name one.

**Perfect for:** first-person spacewalkers, werewolves with a Steam account, Duncan Jones

**Time to play:** a few hours

## SUPERHOT

### by Superhot Blue Brick

Though the details evade us, there is a Borges story about a man who is brought before the firing squad. An odd thing happens. An infinity passes between the shots being fired and the time he dies. *Superhot* is that idea brought to shooters, a brilliant game with security guards who shoot to kill in metaphysical bullet-time.

**Perfect for:** color-blind commandos, stopping to smell the gunpowder, *Portal* in reverse

**Time to play:** a lunch break

## I AM LEVEL

### by Smiling Bag

*I Am Level* asks you to forgive a lot: The garish color hues, the translucent bear-head for a character. But stick around and you’ll find an elegant mix of pinball mechanics with platforming puzzles. If you drank up died-in-the-wool retro games like *VVVVVV* or*Wizorb*, Stew Hogarth’s latest concoction will whet your thirst.

**Perfect for:** getting that 1986-era fix, ZX Spectrum owners, Steve Richie

**Playtime:** 10-20 minutes