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UpdateLatest · Steam news · Sep 29

HyperCore: Rhythm Bullet Hell OST is out !

Experience the explosive soundtrack for HyperCore: Rhythm Bullet Hell! Composed specifically for the game by Dustin Crenna and featuring the captivating vocals of Emi Evans, this collection packs 21 unique tracks delivered in both MP3 and high-fidelity FLAC formats.

Track Listing

• Anxiety Break 3:32

• Spies 3:13

• Skirmish 3:15

• Voodoo Riot 2:43

• Lying Truths 3:18

• Destruction Party Commando 3:25

• Medicated 4:22

• Ebb and Flow 3:04

• Within Reason 3:30

• In Isolation 3:18

• Cold Hours 3:12

UpdateSteam news · Sep 4

September - October Roadmap

Hypercore: Rhythm Bullet Hell Roadmap - September/October

Hi everyone ! Quality of Life & Features

• Game Over Leaderboards: Putting your final scores and rank right on the results screen so you don't have to hunt for them.

Patch notesSteam news · Sep 4

Hotfix

Build 202694

Ranked: Overhauled Infinite Mode speed/duration scaling. Have a taste of what will come next once reaching segment 100!

Achievements: Fixed issues with Too Cool For School, Debugging, Stepmania, and Happily Never After.

Gameplay: Reduced laser shutdown duration for snappier feedback.

Patch notesSteam news · Aug 21

Hotfix

A Storm is Coming: Aligned Story data with Ranked mode and rebalanced the Intermediate beatmap.

Medicated: Softened overall difficulty in the Prologue and smoothed out an intense section in Ranked Intermediate.

UI: Updated the description for Precision Mode to better reflect its function.

Patch notesSteam news · Aug 19

Hotfix

Patch Notes

Skirmish Prologue: Fixed laser behavior and reduced lanes count to increase breathing room. also balanced dificulty to make up for new laser behaviour.

Patch notesSteam news · Aug 19

HOTFIX

Story Progression: Boss02 (My Hysteria) to Glitch01 (Skirmish Rail) transition is now forced, before it was required to track back, which wasnt clear enough