Notebook Hovercraft
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Notebook Hovercraft

Drive on the notebook paper, collect the stars and avoid enemies. Have fun making the enemies collide with each other!

Gameplay Overview for Notebook Hovercraft

Click on the screen to define the driving direction .

What engine was employed to build this game?

The game uses the Javascript game development library for physics/collision detection.

Are there any blood scenes or references in the game?

Yes, there is blood featured in Notebook Hovercraft.

What type of game is this considered to be?

This game primarily belongs to the Racing & Driving genre.

Is the game safe for younger audiences?

No, Notebook Hovercraft is not made for a kids' age group.

Who is in charge of the game’s development and design?

The development studio credited with creating this game is Airapport.

What labels are used to identify this game?

The prominent keywords for this game are: 2d, avoid, car.

Does this game target any specific gender groups?

The game is intended for Male in terms of gender.

Which age groups is the game designed for?

The ideal age range to play this game is Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Are there any depictions of harmful or harsh actions in the game?

Yes, Notebook Hovercraft portrays violent or cruel acts.
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