Hop Drop is a fast paced arcade game in 3rd Person. You're playing a Birdman on jumping stilts, delivering Organs in a futuristic city. Within a time-limit of 5 minutes you have to do as many deliveries as possible jumping from rooftop to rooftop or flying cars and any other object available.
Gameplay first. Gameplay only, really. It's a combination of Crazy Taxi and Spiderman but you have wacky spring stilts instead of webs. The music is funky and the gameplay is chill, yet fast. As far as I can tell, there's nothing to do aside from deliver packages. There's some light exploration but it's mostly for achievements and not impactful to the...
You bounce around the map, you do fetch/deliver quests.
That's it.
You earn money but there's nothing to spend it on.
At the moment your time runs out it cuts to a results screen and you can try again.
There is little, if anything, to it. There's not really ways to get higher or cooler jumps, theres not really a set of movement mechanics to master,...
This game centers on a fun mechanic that's easy to pick up, yet takes effort to master. It can be enjoyed as either zen experience, or a race to deliver organs and grasp higher ranks. The only questions I'm left with are about what's up with their society to need so many organ deliveries in a day.
I played this game because it got my interest. I like the steam capsule art and I watched some gameplay and it seemed fun. I bought the game, but I got really disappointed with the lack of features such as progression, other mechanics, levels, etc. You earn money, but there's nothing to spend on. If you bump on walls enough times or at a certain speed...
BIRDMAN THERAPY
Hop Drop is wild on paper — sprinting across rooftops, bouncing off cars and racing through deliveries. But in practice? It’s peaceful, almost zen-like.
