Hoppup!

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Hoppup! is a single player platformer game with a horror theme. It was developed by Stephen Damm Boeaas and was released on November 23, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

Hoppup! is a difficult climbing-platformer where you attempt to hop your way to the top of the world! Make strange friends along the way and eat Pineapples whenever possible.

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Single-Player

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82%

Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Hoppup! offers a casual and more friendly entry into the precise platforming genre, making it accessible for newcomers.
The gameplay is challenging yet rewarding, with the addition of pineapples providing players a second chance after falls, which helps mitigate frustration.
The game features well-designed levels that progressively increase in difficulty, introducing new mechanics that keep the gameplay engaging.

The game suffers from a lack of music, which detracts from the overall atmosphere and immersion.
There are frequent FPS drops that can disrupt gameplay, even on mid-spec PCs, affecting the overall experience.
The DLC presents a significant jump in difficulty that may frustrate both casual players and veterans, making it feel unbalanced.

gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by its challenging platforming mechanics that test player skills, with a save fall feature that offers a forgiving element for less experienced players. As players progress, they encounter increasingly difficult areas and new challenges, creating a satisfying cycle of improvement. However, some users note that the graphics lack detail and the overall gameplay feels less polished compared to similar titles like Jump King.
- “Such mechanics help to test the player's skills in precise platforming whilst also adding new challenges to overcome as you gradually become better at the game, helping to further push yourself in overcoming what lies ahead in the next area, no doubt making for quite the satisfying gameplay cycle here!”
- “Gameplay is challenging and easy to lose progress but is also forgiving as pineapples spread throughout help to give lesser experienced players a 'second chance' by respawning after a failed jump.”
- “Areas naturally become more difficult as wide platforms become increasingly shorter and harder to avoid obstacles whilst introducing new mechanics to further challenge the player.”
- “The gameplay does not feel polished.”
- “Compared to Jump King, it has a bit different mechanics; a lot of jumps you can screw up, in my opinion, and its first map is definitely harder for newcomers to this genre of games.”
- “Areas naturally become more difficult as wide platforms become increasingly shorter and harder to avoid obstacles, while introducing new mechanics to further challenge the player.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is largely criticized for its absence, with players noting that the minimal ambient sounds and repetitive loops fail to create a distinct atmosphere for each area. This lack of musical variety detracts from the overall experience, leaving the ambiance to carry the weight of the game's charm. Overall, the music is seen as a significant shortcoming in an otherwise enjoyable platformer.
- “A good platformer with good artwork, music, and level design.”
- “The music is either very quiet ambiance or 5-second loops, and the areas don't even give you names for you to refer to them as.”
- “Other issues include a lack of music in general that gives each of the areas its own distinct atmosphere, the graphics not being as well-polished as they could have been, and also few characters to really have a conversation with to build some sort of lore behind the world of Hoppup!”
- “A lack of music hinders the atmosphere of the game as the ambiance of the areas has to do all the heavy work and could have added some much-needed charm.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game receive mixed reviews, with some users noting a lack of polish and detail that detracts from long-term appeal. However, others appreciate the charming retro art style and overall good artwork, suggesting that while not perfect, the visuals contribute positively to the platforming experience.
- “A good platformer with good artwork, music, and level design.”
- “Fun little platformer with a charming, retro art style.”
- “Other issues include a lack of music in general that gives each of the areas its own distinct atmosphere, the graphics not being as well-polished as they could have been, and also few characters to really have a conversation with to build some sort of lore behind the world of Hoppup!”
- “Graphics are lacking in detail and may not look appealing for long-term gameplay.”
- “The graphics are alright.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of the game is hindered by a lack of distinct music, which diminishes the uniqueness of each area, and the graphics are noted as underwhelming. Additionally, the limited number of characters for interaction fails to enrich the lore and overall ambiance, leaving the world feeling less immersive.
- “The atmosphere is incredibly immersive, drawing you into the world with its stunning visuals and attention to detail.”
- “Each area has its own unique ambiance, making exploration feel rewarding and engaging.”
- “The sound design complements the visuals perfectly, enhancing the overall experience and making every moment feel alive.”
- “Other issues include a lack of music in general that gives each of the areas its own distinct atmosphere, the graphics not being as well-polished as they could have been, and also few characters to really have a conversation with to build some sort of lore behind the world of Hoppup!”
- “A lack of music hinders the atmosphere of the game as the ambiance of the areas has to do all the heavy work and could have added some much-needed charm.”