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Scott McCrae

19 September 2025

Hyperfunk is described as having “2 seconds per second of evolved funkstyle”

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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk developer Team Reptile has announced the follow-up to their 2023 skating game that seeks to double the amount of funkstyle per second.

Recently, there have been a lot of people underwhelmed by the new version of Skate with reviews citing a lack of style in the new game, with the environments and characters deemed to be a bit sterile. Which makes it incredibly good timing that Team Reptile has just announced a new skating game filled with the team’s signature style. Following up 2023’s Jet Set Radio-like Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, Team Reptile has announced Hyperfunk, and one look at the game’s trailer is enough to tell you all you need to know about the game’s style.

Official HYPERFUNK Teaser – YouTube

And following in the footsteps of Skate, Hyperfunk features online play “as various graffiti crews compete in reality with style and ideology of how to interpret this new world.” Crews will be battling to take over their own parts of the street, although the game’s Steam page does mention single-player so presumably there’s still more details to be revealed.

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