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2017PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch80 % positive19.99 €

A fast parkour game set in a colorful, futuristic open-world city where you rebel against the mayor's ban on video games. Running, jumping and exploring take center stage, wrapped in neon retro style and plenty of gamer humor.

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  • Sci-fi setting
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The closest matches for Hover: Revolt of Gamers are Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, A Hat in Time and Grow Up. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Hover: Revolt of Gamers special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk

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2023PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified98 % positive39.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Hover: Revolt of Gamers: jumping and platforming, lots to discover as well as a sci-fi setting.

A stylish skate, inline and BMX platformer set in a cel-shaded city full of graffiti, crews and a funky soundtrack. Fluid movement and exploring the city take center stage, in the spirit of Jet Set Radio.

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A Hat in Time

Lots of humour

A charming 3D collectathon platformer in the vein of N64 classics, where a tiny girl uses magical hats to bounce through varied, wonderfully weird worlds. Its chapters, from a mafia-run town to dueling bird film studios, overflow with humor and creativity.

Grow Up

Open world

You guide the clumsy little robot BUD as he climbs, jumps and glides across an open planet, collecting crystals and upgrading his abilities. It's a light, colorful and funny adventure built around the joy of exploring.

Grow Home

Open world

As the clumsy robot BUD you climb a giant plant with physics-based controls and steer its growth ever higher. Relaxed exploration of floating islands makes it charming and distinctive.

Jet Set Radio Future

Open world

Skate at high speed as a graffiti artist through a cel-shaded future Tokyo, tagging turf and dodging the police, all to an unmistakable soundtrack of funk, electronica and hip-hop.

Sonic Frontiers

Open world

Sonic speeds across large open-zone islands, fighting giant bosses and uncovering puzzles and secrets. It keeps the pace high with an accessible combat system, upgradeable skills and a standout soundtrack.

Mirror's Edge Catalyst

Open world

Fluid first-person parkour through a gleaming, sterile dystopia where momentum and route-finding matter more than weapons. The open city of Glass invites time trials, deliveries and discovering your own lines across the rooftops.

Gato Roboto

Sci-fi setting

A compact black-and-white pixel Metroidvania where a cat pilots a mech through an alien underworld, hopping out to squeeze through tight tunnels and water sections. Funny, short and built around clear upgrades and boss fights.

SteamWorld Dig 2

Sci-fi setting

A Metroidvania where you play a steambot digging through the earth, uncovering treasure and secrets while upgrading your gear. Digging, platforming and puzzles mesh smoothly, making exploration highly compelling.

Ape Escape

Lots of humour

A classic 3D platformer where you chase escaped apes across different time periods using gadgets like a net and radar. Its dual analog stick controls were groundbreaking and give the game a lot of charm.

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