Hover 2030

Action game where players on a hoverboard fight evil robots using a cloning machine ✅Cheap gameplay fits the game's content ✅20 fast-paced levels ❌ Lack of variety in missions and tasks, which can lead to quick boredom ❌Impossible to take screenshots ❌Terrible, very pixelated graphics ❌The soundtrack and sound effects are also weak ❌20 levels, but they are very fast-paced ❌No checkpoints ✅✅ Verdict: [b] Very Bad [/b] , [strike] Bad [/strike] , [strike] Average [/strike] , [strike] Decent [/strike] , [strike] Good [/strike] , [strike] Very Good [/strike] (Rating scale for tested games) If you have any questions about my reviews, feel free to ask. I'm happy to answer them. All reviews are my own!! Best regards, King Viking Bezimienny, Polish Game Reviewer.

Nice game if you pretend is 1993, and you're playing Duke Nukem 2 or Hocus Pocus. I just did this "trick" and ngl, i enjoyed like i played it back then, with the nostalgia factor aswell :D

Strapped vacuum to board it flew off balcony. Neighbor thought it was drone brought him shawarma. Now we both hover above roofs and scream like fans.

Hover 2030, developed and published by Russpuppy, is a minimalist 2D platformer that leans heavily on retro design principles while introducing a small twist through its hoverboard-based movement. It presents itself as a straightforward, challenge-driven experience where success depends less on exploration or narrative and more on precision, repetition, and learning through failure. The game’s scope is modest, but within that scope it delivers a focused, if somewhat uneven, platforming experience. The premise places players in a distant future where humanity has been wiped out, leaving behind a lone survivor equipped with a hoverboard and a cloning system. This setup serves primarily as a gameplay justification rather than a fully developed story, framing each failure as part of an ongoing cycle of attempts rather than a setback. The narrative remains largely in the background, with only minimal context provided, allowing the game to concentrate almost entirely on its mechanics and level design. Gameplay revolves around navigating side-scrolling levels filled with hazards, enemies, and collectible objectives that must be gathered before reaching the exit. The hoverboard mechanic …

It's a bad game. Design is poor, gameplay is simple and there's no challenge to any of the 20 levels. Don't play it even if you get it for free. 1/10

can the old guy shut the ♥♥♥♥ up