Vampire Survivors: 8 Tips For Hyper Mode

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Let's be honest, once a player unlocks Hyper Mode in Vampire Survivors, they usually don't go back. Hyper Mode becomes the default method of play, with player's rarely ever going back to the slow Normal Mode unless they're testing out some build or character for the first time.

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So, for those who just unlocked this setting, or for those who are struggling with the last few minutes of it, let's look at some of the best tips for getting through Hyper Mode in Vampire Survivors.

While it might sound silly to recommend playing on a specific map as a tip for beating something, Inlaid Library really is so much easier compared to Mad Forest and especially the more recent Green Acres. There are a couple of key reasons for this

So, if the goal is purely just to finish a run on Hyper Mode, Inlaid Library is the best bet.

Again, this might seem like a silly tip (and an obvious one), but Inlaid Library has a real lull in enemy spawns around the seven or eight-minute mark where enemies are less plentiful and harder to kill. But, if players grab an early Crown and upgrade it once or twice then spend their extra levels on weapons with tons of damage, this lull is much easier to put up with.

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Plus, the Crown really helps out in the grind for Coins to purchase more Power-Ups outside of runs, as the game starts offering constant Coin rewards instead of upgrades once the player has upgraded all their weapons and items to max.

If they have Hyper Mode unlocked, it's almost guaranteed that the player is no longer a beginner and has used an Evolved Weapon at this point. But, for those who don't know, the Evolved Weapons are where a lot of the build diversity comes from in Vampire