$19.99Hover
A fast parkour rebellion in the neon towers of Hover City, where fun is illegal. You sprint, slide, wall-jump and grind as young Gamers sabotaging propaganda and outrunning cops, unlocking 10 characters and tuning them with chips until the city feels like a playground.
Is Hover worth it?
Hover is worth it if…
- you like fast, colorful parkour and chaining jumps, slides and grinds
- you like unlocking characters and tuning builds with upgrades
- you want solo rebellion plus co-op races and sport matches with friends
- you like funky, high-energy music while you run rooftops
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A colorful city built for speed
Hover City is a huge, vertical open world, from skyline roofs to underground tunnels. You run at high speed, slide, bounce, wall-jump and grind, chaining routes across buildings to escape the police.
You drop off a roof, push off a wall, slide under a barrier and keep the combo going while the city blurs past. Movement starts stiff and gets faster and more fluid as you level characters and slot chips, so sticking with one Gamer pays off.
Rebels, races and Gameball
You lead a team of Gamers fighting an anti-leisure dictatorship that banned entertainment. You sabotage propaganda, help citizens, run deliveries, races, chases and stealth jobs, and work toward reaching the Orbital Station to call for help.
The variety is the point: time trials, trick challenges, sport matches with friends. Gameball, the parkour basketball mode, is a highlight — you grab the ball, sprint the court and throw for the goal while rivals steal it back.
Build your team your way
Ten playable characters are there to unlock, each with colors you can change. You earn experience, unlock chips that boost jumps, speed and tricks, and trade spares through the E-Swap system to chase better ones.
You can switch instantly between offline and online, play first or third person or let the auto camera mix both, and build your own solo or multiplayer challenges in the simple in-game editor without leaving the city.
What else should you know?
Can you switch between solo and multiplayer?
Yes. You can switch instantly from offline to online at any time, join friends or players around the world, and keep progressing through the adventure by cooperating or playing against them in races and scoring battles.
How do tricks help in multiplayer?
Landing grinds and tricks builds combos. In multiplayer missions those combos generate Stunning Auras, which lower opponents' morale and boost your allies' statistics.
What is Gameball?
A parkour sport mode where speed matters as much as aim. You chase the ball, carry it across the arena, dodge steals and throws, and score — it plays roughest with friends, in co-op or against each other.
Can you make your own missions?
Yes, with the in-game editor. Without leaving the game you can create challenges to play solo or with others, including races and events the community can run in real time.
