Fit check
Is Hyperglide worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Wingsuit fans who want repeatable flights through changing levels
- Leaderboard competitors who enjoy chasing higher combo scores
- Casual players looking for a wingsuit game with controls described as quick to learn
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story campaign or mission-based structure may find the focus on repeated flights limiting
- Players looking for broad simulation systems or a wide range of activities may find the focus on flying and scoring narrow
- Players seeking traditional car, kart, or circuit racing may prefer a driving-focused game
Our take on Hyperglide
The emphasis on endless levels and leaderboard competition may suggest a broad range of activities, but the described play centers on steering, collecting objects, building trick combos, and avoiding crashes. Procedural generation changes the level between plays; the listing does not describe a campaign structure.
What is Hyperglide?
Hyperglide is a wingsuit flying game with procedurally generated levels that continue indefinitely.
Players steer with a controller, keyboard, or mouse and can switch between first-person and third-person views at any time. Points come from flying near walls, collecting gems, passing waterfalls and flocks of birds, and finding five artifacts spread throughout a level. These actions add to a trick-combo score. Flying closer to a wall and at greater speed raises the score multiplier, while avoiding a crash remains important. The game supports relaxed flights as well as attempts to reach a place on the global leaderboards. Each play session presents a new level.
How Hyperglide plays
- 01Procedural Flight Levels
- Each session presents a newly generated level, and the levels continue indefinitely.
- 02Trick Score Combos
- Wall flights, gems, waterfalls, bird flocks, and five artifacts contribute to the combo score.
- 03Risk-Based Multipliers
- Flying faster and closer to a wall raises the score multiplier.
- 04Multiple Control Methods
- Steering works with a controller, keyboard, or mouse.
- 05Viewpoint Switching
- Players can change between first-person and third-person views during a flight.
Hyperglide compared to similar games
Hyperglide centers on wingsuit flight through procedural levels, with collectibles and trick-combo scoring. KartKraft™ and Circuit Superstars focus on driving vehicles on racing tracks, while Absolute Drift centers on drifting challenges across 34 tracks. Wild Animal Racing is also vehicle-based, with animal drivers in its island setting.
Hyperglide: platforms & release
Is Hyperglide worth it?
It is worth it if: wingsuit fans who want repeatable flights through changing levels. Skip it if: players seeking a story campaign or mission-based structure may find the focus on repeated flights limiting.
Where can I download Hyperglide?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Hyperglide's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Hyperglide on?
Windows only.
