Hoversurf in the Mess is the long waited sequel of Miner Ultra Adventures, a game that the entire gaming community loved.
This is nothing more than a racing-like game that has elements recycled from its original game, that is it's a masterpiece just like its antecessor.

Difficulty: 5/5
The Miner series is famous for being very difficult, it continues faithful to the series due to Miner's radical moves and extreme speed.

Music: 5/5
The choice of songs was nice, and gives emotion to the gameplay. Are they even copyrighted?

Gameplay: 5/5
The controls of the game are very well just like in Miner Ultra Adventures, but this one makes you feel the thrill and so hyped since it's too fast.

Art: 5/5
One of the most strong points of the game. It's just beautiful. When you start the game the first thing you can see is the extremity of the scenary, proving that the Earth is actually flat and not round.
The first item that you will find in the game is the Crazy Pizza, recurring in the series and, since Miner is amazing and does a lot of flips, it's easy to notice that the half of the pizza is roasted, proving that the developer respect the tastes for food of everybody.

Story: 5/5
The truth behind the game is related to the developer, as a brazilian patriot he is actually unsatisfacted with the brazilian political scenary, and is expressing his feelings through this game, so he added to it some f*ck social critics against the PT (Party of Workers) and the corruption in the country.

Overall: 5/5
It is an amazing work.
If The Legend of Zelda and Undertale weren't released, this would be easily considered the best game of the world.

（日本の読者のために、後に僕はそのレビューを訳す。）

Masterpiece. Enough said.

I played the original game and lost my ♥♥♥♥.
I saw it had a dlc, and hey, to what surprise? It's not good! I don't know if I'd call it better but it's certainly not good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-rw6dS3JDI&feature=youtu.be

A really good sequel, pretty difficult and fun i would say.
The jokes and memes about brazilian politics in the end of every level made me laugh a lot, and the soundtrack really fits the theme.