Big Hops

Big Hops

Luckshot Games · January 12, 2026 · Parkour, Cute, Adventure, Casual, Platformer

Buy Big Hops from Steam at $19.99 — the cheapest of 2 stores we compare.

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Very Positive91% · 57678Metacritic3playing now
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$19.99
lowest tracked $12.95
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Big Hops price by region

Big Hops costs £16.68 in the United Kingdom, €18.68 in Europe (EUR), $19.99 in the United States, $19.99 in Georgia (USD), R$59.99 in Brazil and zł72.11 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Big Hops offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £16.68 £16.75 £16.68 2
Europe (EUR) €18.68 −4% €19.50 €18.68 3
United Statesyour region $19.99 $19.99 $24.20 2
Georgia (USD) $19.99 $19.99 — 1
Brazil R$59.99 R$59.99 — 1
Poland zł72.11 zł72.11 zł103.42 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Big Hops

NEW FREE PHOTOGRAPHY UPDATE: CAPPLER'S CONSPIRACYCappler’s Conspiracy is a new 2+ hour photography game hidden inside BIG HOPS. You’ll meet a conspiracy theorist Owl named Cappler who needs your help exploring some weird ideas. He’ll send you on jobs to prove (or disprove) the existence of Aliens, Ghosts, Mole People, and more. For your efforts you’ll be rewarded with dozens of new camera filters, lenses, and a special Sky Shifter gadget. To find Cappler and get to work, keep an eye out for Cappler’s special symbol hidden throughout the many worlds in BIG HOPS.BIG HOPS is a 3D platformer, action-adventure with deep movement, fresh frog-tongue gameplay, where you can grow veggies to build paths forward!You'll play as Hop, a young frog who's been kidnapped from home by a trickster spirit called Diss. He has a mysterious, important mission and needs your help, but you just want to get back to your family... After a bit of searching, a wiry old Raccoon offers to build you a way home if you can find a few Airship Parts. To build your Airship, you'll need to:
  • Infiltrate the Gulley Gang's Hideout at the edge of a vast Red Desert.
  • Become a Bucko and save DrillCO's Rigs Workers out on the Open Ocean.
  • Sneak past Haven cultists by spelunking under a Shattered Mountain.
Each World offers a self contained story. You'll meet a huge cast of characters, learn the conflicts of each world, and hopefully find some way to help. Will that help be altruistic or is it all selfish to get those sweet, sweet Airship Parts? Why did Diss really kidnap you? What's the purpose behind the Dark Drips he keeps asking you to collect? And if you collect them all, will Diss really let you go home?You'll need to play for yourself to answer all these questions, so consider backing to help us finish BIG HOPS strong! Next let's talk about gameplay.Character designs by Steven Sugar (background designer for Steven Universe & Owl House)Movement is king in BIG HOPS and our kit goes deep. You can roll, dive, crouch jump, wall run, free climb, swim, belly slide, walk tightropes, pole swing, grind rails, ride minecarts and more. Everyone knows a great platformer starts with a great player controller and Hops' stacks up against the best-of-the-best.You'll feel inspiration from Mario, Sonic Adventure, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Hat in Time, and more. And that's all just Hop's basic moveset- from there we've added a ton of froggy flavor and ways to build your own paths forward.The core-mechanic in BIG HOPS is Hop's versatile frog tongue! It's cute, goofy, and adds a surprising amount of freshness to this action-puzzle-platformerYour tongue is how you interact. Use your tongue to pull items to your hands, hookshot up walls, and tongue-swing your way to ridiculous speeds.Doors, switches, corks, plungers, flowers, flingers, levers, and lick-picking are all quick work thanks to Hop's tongue. You'll keep finding novel, goofy tongue interactions even 10+ hours into your playthrough.Deep movement and tongue-gameplay give BIG HOPS legs and a fresh flavor, but the real magic is using powerful Veggies to build your own paths through levelsYou'll find new types of Veggies as you explore and each has a unique effect when you throw it down in the world. Let's look at some examples:
  • Mushrooms become bounce pads to help clear hard jumps.
  • Acorns can grow vines around walls and ceilings to help you climb farther.
  • Balloons make temporary platforms and can stack to get serious height.
  • Oil Balls create hookshot points you can bounce off without losing speed.
  • Apples let you place your own tongue swinging points anywhere.
  • Cacti launch tightropes you can use to cross big gaps.
Since you can only hold one item at a time, Hop has a handy Backpack! As you play, you'll discover new Veggies and unlock more Backpack Slots to store them. You can open the Backpack any time, and using it in a stressful moment will slow down time so you can plan your next moves.Collectibles are a genre staple and there are lots in BIG HOPS! We've worked hard to give them all gameplay uses, so you never feel like you're just checking off boxes
  • Earn Dark Drips to help with Diss' mysterious mission and unlock secrets.
  • Collect Dark Bits to earn gameplay modifying Trinkets for your backpack.
  • Buy Veggies + upgrade your Backpack, Wallet, and more at Drilson's Depot.
  • Buy Outfits, Hats, & Dyes to customize Hop's look at Odette's Outfitters.
  • Find and Identify real Bugs to fill your collection in Bugsy's Conservatory.
  • Uncover Blueprints to build totally normal and not-at-all busted Gadgets.
  • Find Mixtapes to play on in-game on your Boombox or Hop-man.
Equipping Trinkets means decorating your Backpack!That's a weird bug...Something we're proud of is how many different areas there are in BIG HOPS. As you explore the 4 main Worlds (Forest, Desert, Ocean, and Mountain), expect a lot of surprising offshoots like the Boneyard, Bucko Cove, Hydro Plant, and Gulley Gang HQ. All these different places to explore really make it feel like you're on a grand adventure!Hi, Chris here! I started BIG HOPS in 2019 (6 years ago!!!) with a single goal of modernizing the 3D platformer genre. The design trend at the time of giving players real freedom and creativity in games like Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Spelunky, and Rimworld was so inspiring. Selfishly and jealously, I wanted to see emergent gameplay in my favorite genre.Since then, BIG HOPS has become a maximalist game and taken on many more ideas and inspirations. Its mechanics, story, vibes, and humor draw on so many games and TV shows stretching back 40 years. Mario (64, Odyssey, Sunshine, and Galaxy) and Zelda (BOTW, Wind Waker, and Ocarina of Time) have both been huge influences. We also spend a lot of time talking about Sonic Adventure, Spelunky, Kingdom Hearts, Psychonauts, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Spongebob, and Steven Universe. I founded Luckshot Games in 2015 to make innovative, high quality games filled to the brim with character and charm. We funded our first game Sausage Sports Club on Kickstarter way back then and released it on Switch and Steam in 2018. We've aimed higher with BIG HOPS and the team is bigger than just Luckshot Games, so I want to give everyone a quick shout:

Big Hops — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Online co-op
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Aug 31, 2026
Figured I'd write up a quick review for this one since there isn't a lot of attention for this game. Nice little indie gem in the 3D platforming milieu that get's the 2 most important things right: controls & level design. This game feels fantastic, admirably channeling it's inner Mario, with tight controls that just feel RIGHT. Levels have a sprawling feel to them, while still being relatively small and fun to navigate. Navigation doesn't just require platforming to get where you need to go either, as the game also has several items (veggies!) that can be used to fundamentally alter the landscape in front of you. Need to get to high ledge? Toss a mushroom down for a boost. Can't quite get across a large chasm? Throw out a cactus fruit (or 10) to create a tight rope(s) to get across. Lots of cool stuff to play with and a backpack to keep them in so you can bust out what you want, when you want. Not a perfect experience, definitely has some indie jank, especially at the end. I heard bugs were especially bad at launch, but I only experienced a few issues with clipping and walking through geometry, so not too bad at this point it would seem. These issues do make it feel like a less …
3 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 29, 2026
Hidden gem. This is a solid 9/10 for me, and I love how creative you can get to skip certain stuff. It reminds me a lot of Tears of the Kingdom shrines with the open nature of most puzzles/platforming. Great stuff devs!
3 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 29, 2026
Really fun exploration platformer - feels great to play. I had previously played on crossover and will be starting my mac journey soon.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 27, 2026
I'm going to recommend this- It's a good bit of fun and the three of us enjoy playing it. I wish it had split screen! That said, the developers have a lot of work to do here- the game has some critical bugs, usually in multiplayer when I enter a door I end up locked in a black screen- you can hear the game running behind it. The developers are actively working on this, as you can tell from the updates- so guys, focus on these critical issues, this is going to be great! I understand how these bugs occur as a developer so I mostly smile when I see it- the game is incredibly fun with friends, and when these are fixed will be very high on my recommendations.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 2, 2026
Overall this is a great, though perhaps not flawless, expressive platformer and adventure game. It successfully blends exploration with light puzzle and collectathon elements, shining brightest in its gameplay freedom and world design. Movement & Platforming The "expressive platforming" is where the game truly steps up. It introduces wonderful, unique ideas and gives you a versatile toolkit that encourages multiple ways to tackle any given section. The moveset takes a little time to get used to, but once it clicks, exploring the world feels fluid, natural, and highly enjoyable. The difficulty for me is balanced, maybe more on the easier side because thanks to your tools, there is always a solution so it’s never very hard. Also the game is very forgiving of mistakes and failure. At the same time it keeps you on your toes and for me, never drops into being boringly easy. World Design & Audio The level design ranges from great to excellent. Every area feels distinct with strong direction, ensuring the game never gets stale. Audio is a massive highlight here, the overall sound design is excellent, accompanied by very good music and surprisingly strong voice acting. Puzzles &…
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 3, 2026
Just a awesome game to chill with on my steamdeck.
1 found this helpful

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