Hyper Light Breaker: Mastering the Hoverboard

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• How To Summon A Hoverboard In Hyper Light Breaker

• Hoverboard Movement Tips & Special Uses

Navigating the expansive, synthwave-inspired Overgrowth in Hyper Light Breaker can be a daunting task without the right tools. Fortunately, the game equips you with a Hoverboard right from the start, which significantly enhances your ability to traverse this vast world. This guide will delve into how to summon and utilize your Hoverboard effectively, highlighting its key features and special uses.

How To Summon A Hoverboard In Hyper Light Breaker

To harness the speed of the Hoverboard in Hyper Light Breaker, players need only hold down the Dodge input. This action will initiate a dash forward, seamlessly transitioning your Breaker onto the Hoverboard as long as you maintain the Dodge button.

Steering the Hoverboard is straightforward; tilt the left analog stick in your desired direction to lean and gradually turn. Note that at top speeds, the turning radius widens, making slower speeds ideal for precise navigation.

To dismount the Hoverboard, simply release the Dodge input. Be mindful of your Energy levels, as the Hoverboard will automatically disengage if your Energy depletes while in use. Keep an eye on your Energy gauge, displayed alongside your Breaker's companion, and take breaks to allow it to recharge if it runs low.

Hoverboard Movement Tips & Special Uses

While the Hoverboard in Hyper Light Breaker does not support tricks or combat, it boasts several unique features that enhance gameplay. One notable capability is its ability to float on water, enabling you to cross rivers and inlets without interruption. Remember, you must be on the Hoverboard before entering the water to utilize this feature effectively.

Another strategic use of the Hoverboard involves holding down the Jump input to duck and prepare for jumps. Although you cannot double-jump on the Hoverboard, the added speed can help you leap across wider gaps. Ducking does not boost your speed or jump height but aids in timing your jumps more accurately, which is crucial for navigating challenging terrain.