Hover

its like webfishing except if the fishing was bad and there was no one to talk to

Got 20+ hours in this on Switch so don't mind the low playtime. This game is often, perhaps inevitably, associated with Jet Set Radio - and sure enough, if you vibe with the anti-authoritarian themes, cel shaded styling and a degree of high-speed platforming, you'll find overlap in your enjoyment here. But Hover is very much a different game from JSR/BRC, one focused on parkour, climbing and movement versus grinding, tricks and graffiti. Platforming is very much at the core of Hover and you're largely challenged in your ability to get around within a certain time limit. Fortunately, the controls in Hover are fantastic for this, both intuitive and highly forgiving thanks to seamless rewind which you are encouraged to use. You quickly pick up speed and can easily send your character soaring towards your goals and climbing and rebounding over obstacles. It's just an absolute treat once it clicks and you know your way around the maps, and very little will stand in your way. That said, t...

big bad game ever, not only did my friends and i hate anything that wasn't directly stealing from jet set, but the general quality of the missions in the game are below minimal, the big arrow at the bottom of your screen will tell you exactly where you need to be, not where you go to get there, not an issue if an entire section of the game wasn't a maze filled with pressure plates that made you restart the maze every time you stepped on them, Fun movement, would not play past the first zone if i had known what was coming next. one of the worst movement jet set like games i have ever played

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It's like if they made Jet Set Radio bad... But for real, I think this game is just not worth it at the price point and needs a lot of work to be a good user experience. At the moment, it feels more like a demo then fully finished game.