Reviews

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  CJ HUNTER

  Nov 21, 2021

  You jump around and collect useless coins, how original...
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  Abe Simpson

  Jun 15, 2016

  This is a fun game. Controls are responsive. Though I wish I could remap what key controls what move, you do get used to it after a bit. I imagine that the developer could do a small patch in the next few weeks to solve this. Other than what I mentioned above, I find the game well put together. It's funny and doesn't take itself too seriously. Here is my first impressions video.... check it out and make up your own mind: https://youtu.be/AXP6Da8VEkw Happy gaming!
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  TheEliteMonkey

  Jun 17, 2016

  Ok game!
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  thewordvirus

  Jul 27, 2016

  I've been following Russpuppy for a while. Spooky Cats was good for a laugh and offered up and affordable (if a little bare bones) platformer and The Deletion was a very fun and challenging minimalist platformer in the tradition of geometric games like Thomas Was Alone. Hover 2030 admittedly has a strange aesthetic--a pixel character straight out of the Atari age and yet smooth, clean environments. The sprite is nice but the levels all basically look the same. While not much to look at, Hover 2030 is actually quite fun and very challenging. If you weren't given unlimited lives in this game it would be difficult beyond belief. The basic goal of each level is to collect all the coins to open up the exit. You must use your hoverboard to perform high jumps and float your way toward out-of-reach coins. Along the way you'll encounter a host of irritating enemies (especially time sensitive electric gates). Controlling the hoverboard takes a bit of time to get used to and once you have it mastered the levels get progressively harder. The game tops it all off with an end boss which must be defeated in a very clever way. Also, be on the look out for the Russpuppy himself (the blue dog in the logo) in a cameo in a much appreciated celebratory bonus level at the end of the game. Hover 2030 is not a perfect game--the audio fx are a little grating and the gameplay can be a bit frustrating at times--but it's a solid effort with some addictive moments and an interesting hover mechanic. You can't go wrong with the price. I look forward to more games from this developer. P.S. I think my favorite thing about Hover 2030 is that every time you die you leave behind a pile of bones which remains when you respawn...meaning in some difficult levels you'll see your own skeleton scattered everywhere.
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  twitch.tv/lupinusch

  Sep 23, 2016

  Only play for the trading card, but play like an hour and finish the game..
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  ⚡️⚡️Happy Ending⚡

  Oct 24, 2016

  It is a cool game! Very enjoyable Nice gameplay Good controls & glitchs-Free 10/10
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  VnskinS

  Mar 6, 2017

  so funny :))
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  Harix

  Mar 10, 2017

  Bought this game with a coupon and it's worth the money :) + Steam Trading Cards
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  njblue

  Mar 10, 2017

  Here for the steam trading cards
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  Uncle Gazpacho

  Mar 13, 2017

  Its a well made platformer, where the levels arent too challenging, but just that perfect amount of frustation. It controls overall, very well, and has acharming look to it. I finished the game in a little over an hour and eenjoyed everysecond of it. Its a great buy $2, but hey, i got mine for 20 cents after coupons!
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  tompa

  Mar 15, 2017

  #coupon
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  PhantomHare

  Mar 16, 2017

  STUPID GAME
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  ThePenguin

  May 17, 2017

  I got this game with a coupon for €0.5. TL/DR: Don't buy it. It should be free. Hover 2030 is a semi-polished alpha demo disguised as a game. You have only one world with 20 levels (most are just very basic first world levels you would find in any platforming/collect-a-thon game.) Bad level design, no alternative backgrounds on levels or skins on anything. I finished the game in 45 min, Hover 2030 should've been free. You could probably find simular games like this on the internet called "My first try at a video game" and that'll atleast be free. If Hover 2030 ever gets a sequel and fixes nearly everything with this one (Like actually making a game and not a demo), I would pick it up. I enjoyed the art-style and the gameplay was fun. Bottom line, Don't buy Hover 2030.
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  blkuelva

  May 18, 2017

  actuallly very hard but still fun
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  Cinder

  Aug 2, 2017

  I do not recommend this game.
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  Miragii ♡

  Oct 19, 2017

  A great game, It felt like I had traveled back in time to the golden age of games.
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  Santiago

  Dec 13, 2017

  target 2023 :D we're going to get Boron :Dddd
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  najt

  Feb 13, 2018

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  Dongkikz

  Apr 8, 2018

  nice game.
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  ✪ KR4Z3R!

  Jul 12, 2020

  The earth is 4.6 billion years old and we managed to exist at the same time as this masterpiece.