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Hydro Hopper

Gameplay of Hydro Hopper.
Information
Players 1
Minigame Location Dock
Date released Pre-Club Penguin
Stamps awarded No

Hydro Hopper (formerly known as Ballistic Biscuit) is a minigame in Club Penguin. It is located at the Dock. In the game, the penguin rides along on an inner tube, towed by a motorboat (the Hydro Hopper), and avoids obstacles in the water. Non-members can only use inner tubes during gameplay. Members can choose an inner tube, or a wakeboard to use during the game, which can be bought in the Game Upgrades catalog. After a while, players go on to the next level. In between the levels, there are tips, but after a few levels there are jokes instead, and after a few more, simply congratulatory messages. According to Aunt Arctic, it is the oldest game in Club Penguin.

History

The penguin on board the boat in the original Hydro Hopper. At that time it was called Ballistic Biscuit.

Hydro Hopper first started off as Ballistic Biscuit, a game featured on many flash game websites. The first version (with only one level) only featured humans, however a revised version featured humans and a penguin, a reference to Experimental Penguins, a game also being developed by RocketSnail Games.

On and after August 31, 2007, you can buy and ride a wakeboard instead of inner tubes.

On September 6, 2007, a new name for Ballistic Biscuit was needed, and so through a poll in the newspaper, penguins could choose a new name. On September 21, 2007, Ballistic Biscuit was renamed Hydro Hopper. The other choices for the name were Ballistic Boarder, Board Breaker, Water Yachter and Wake Caper.

On March 27, 2009, a Game Upgrades catalog was added on the wakeboards next to the boat.

Trivia

Gallery

Names in Other Languages

Language Name
Portuguese Boiacross
French Aquabond
Spanish Saltos Acuaticos
German Hydro-Hopper
Russian Морские гонки

SWFs

SWF

See also


pt:Boiacross