Hyper Jobs - Job multitasking frenzy

What's the process like?

• Take on all the tasks simply!

The variety of roles you can have includes:

• Chef

• Dentist

• Sanitation Worker

• Animal Caretaker

• Security Agent for CIA

• Postal Worker

• Nightclub Doorman

• Prison Officer

• Firefighter

• Illusionist

• Sheep Herder

• Substitute Educator

• Commercial Airline Pilot

• Designer of Interiors

• and numerous others!

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Hyper Jobs Guide: Tips, Cheats & Tricks to Complete More Levels

The Basics Of Hyper Jobs

The best way to describe Hyper Jobs would be to call it a collection of brain teasers or minigames, though if you come to think of it, a lot of the initial levels are extremely easy as long as you know which controls to use. Among the many situations you may face, you may be asked to grade a student’s test paper, build a fence to protect a group of sheep from a wolf, drive without hitting any obstacles or crashing into anything, or scan a person passing through security to make sure they don’t have any weapons on them.

To sum it all up, these challenges represent a variety of odd jobs you can take, and as it seems, there’s an endless array of levels to complete, with each of the jobs becoming more complicated as you go along. However, we haven’t seen any situation where things can get even a bit too complicated for comfort.

After completing each level, you will earn 100 cash, which you can then triple by watching an ad video. It’s pretty straightforward, though we will be filling you in eventually on the things that you can buy with this in-game currency. Collect your cash, decide whether or not to triple it, then move on to the next challenge.

Again, you shouldn’t expect anything too challenging, but the good thing here is that you have no time limit for completing the levels, and you can repeat them as often as you could until you get them right. You won’t have the option to replay levels to grind for cash, but then again, the game’s endless mechanics ensure that you can keep playing and keep earning until you unlock everything there is to be unlocked in the game.

As far as we can see, there is some degree of procedural generation in the game — for those who are unfamiliar with the jargon, this is the term used by some casual game makers (and others who create not-too-casual games) to refer to randomized levels. In many cases, repeating a level will allow you to start anew with the same setting, though when it comes to certain levels, such as the ones with the sheep and the wolves, we’ve noticed a bit of variance after retrying a level that we’ve failed.

How To Complete The More Common Jobs Without Having To Repeat Them

As we mentioned above, Hyper Jobs asks you to complete a wide variety of jobs, from grading students’ papers to checking people for weapons as a security guard. We’re going to detail these jobs and show you how you can easily complete them without having to repeat them a second time. Let’s start out with the common examples.

For the grading levels, it all boils down to common sense. A student will come up to you and ask you to grade their paper, and the questions on their papers will typically involve some sort of riddle. If they answer correctly, e.g. writing “your age” when they’re asked about the number that goes up but never goes down, give them an A. But if they give you an incorrect answer or some smart-alecky response — say, they write that the battle where Napoleon died was his “last one” — give them an F.

The juicing levels are pretty straightforward as well — just keep holding on the screen to operate the juicer until the fruit or vegetable is right down to the red line. If goes a bit past the red line, that’s alright, just as long as you don’t keep holding down until you reach the stem area.

The “Apples Only” levels can also be quite easy — don’t worry if you’re not able to tap on a foreign object (a boot, a roll of toilet paper, a toy UFO, etc.) before it disappears from the conveyor belt. Just keep on tapping on these unusual objects until you reach the game’s objective and you see the heart-eye smiley on the screen.

When protecting the sheep from the wolves, all you need to do is to draw a fence in such a way that the wolves cannot get in, making sure that all of the sheep are fenced in and that there aren’t any open gaps. This is quite simple at first, but as you complete more levels, subsequent versions of this job will feature more wolves in closer proximity to the sheep. That would usually require you to draw more slowly and to keep an especially close eye for any possible gaps or any situation where you may be fencing in a wolf instead of a sheep.

The security guard levels would require you to move the X-ray scanner left and right and up and down until you cover the person’s entire body — once they’re clear, hit on the appropriate button to let them in, but if they aren’t hold on to the X-ray until it fully scans the weapon. This will trigger an animation where your fellow security guards would appear onscreen and attack the guest.

Appearances can often be deceiving here — the football player, for instance, might look like an upstanding citizen but may actually be concealing a weapon. Meanwhile, the sleazy-looking guy in the white tank top or the man in the thief’s outfit may not be concealing anything at all!

The driving levels require you to drive in a straight line, avoiding obstacles such as other vehicles, or the debris that flies around on each corner of the road. It’s usually best to gently swipe left or right to steer your car, although there may be some times when you may need to steer harder in order to avoid certain obstacles, such as the buses on each side of the road.

The What’s Wrong levels may take some time to complete, but there’s no way you can fail them. If you see something that’s knocked down, such as a chair, while most everything else is upright, tap on it to pick it up. Likewise, tap on an object if you notice that it’s misaligned with the other objects on the screen. And if you still aren’t seeing the heart-eye emoji to confirm you did the job right, keep tapping on the other objects, or even the floor — there’s sure to be something out of place at that point!

Lastly, at least for the more common types of jobs, the ones where you will have to draw the image on the slipper are extremely easy, and can be completed simply by holding the screen until the pencil completely traces over all the lines. There’s no need to drag your finger to match the patterns and shapes — the game will automatically keep drawing across the lines as long as your finger is on your device’s screen.