HOPMON 1.3

The computer is a great working tool, but as we all know, too much work and no play makes you a dull boy or girl. So when you’re done working, you can put your computer to good use – and what better use is there than helping you relax and unwind. I find that computer games are great in this regard.

Out of all the various computer games available out there, I would like to draw attention to Saito Games’ (formerly JJSoft Games) Hopmon.
This fun little game will provide a more than adequate way for you to unwind and relax.

What is Hopmon? The simple explanation is this: it is a 3D arcade game. You play the main character, Hopmon, who has to collect all the crystals on a specific level and place then on the warp zone. There are a grand total of 45 levels, so it will take a while to go through them all.

If you feel like spending more time in Hopmon’s digital world, you can play a level indefinitely. If you have someplace you need to go, you can exit the game safe in the knowledge that when you return you can resume where you left of – the game has an automatic save feature.

Should you decide you want to get Hopmon and put it to the test, there are a few technical bits and pieces you need to know about. First of all you need to know that the Hopmon download weighs in at little over 1MB. This means it should take but a moment to get the game off the web and onto your computer. Once the download completes, you need to install Hopmon – the game provides support for Windows XP and Windows Vista. Hopmon is not freeware, hence you cannot play all the games’ levels free of charge. In the trial version you can play only the first 10 levels.

Hopmon is an amusing arcade game that features a funny little creature called Hopmon which has to collect crystals scattered on 45 levels.

Pros

• Lightweight download size
• Fun
• 45 levels

Cons

• Only the first 10 levels can be played in the trial version

About Saito Games
Additional information on Saito Games is available on the developer’s official site here.

HOPMON has been reviewed by George Norman on 26 May 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated HOPMON 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent