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Hoverflip: Flying Car Rush — Age Suitability

Last updated: 21 October 2026

Hoverflip is rated 4+ on the App Store. It is a game for a general audience, suitable for players of every age. It is not made for children specifically and is not in the App Store Kids Category.

What the game contains

Hoverflip is an arcade endless runner: you drive a hover car down a track, jump, hover, flip and dodge obstacles, and collect coins.

  • Crashes: when the car hits an obstacle the run ends and the results screen appears. Nobody is hurt: there are no injuries, blood or wreck damage.
  • No violence or weapons: nothing is attacked, shot or hurt.
  • No frightening content: bright, cartoon-style worlds (forest, city, desert, sea, canyon, neon district, medieval valley and Mars).
  • No mature themes: no sexual content, nudity, profanity, crude humour, alcohol, tobacco or drugs.
  • No gambling: no betting, no casino games and no loot boxes. Rewards are fixed and shown before you earn them.
  • No purchases: the game has no in-app purchases. Coins are earned only by playing or by watching optional reward videos, and have no real-money value.

Contact with other people

  • There is no chat, messaging, user-generated content or social feed.
  • There is no web browser inside the game.
  • On iOS, Game Center (Apple) shows leaderboards and achievements if you are signed in. Game Center is optional and can be limited in Screen Time.
  • Share opens the device’s own share sheet only when the player taps it.

Ads

The game is free and supported by Google AdMob ads:

  • Rewarded videos play only when the player chooses to watch one.
  • Full-screen ads appear now and then between runs and when the player comes back to the game after a break, never during a run, at most once every two minutes.
  • Every ad request is limited to content suitable for general audiences (Google’s “G” ad content rating).
  • If an ad looks wrong, tap its AdChoices (“i”) icon to report it, or write to us at the address below.

Tips for parents

  • Screen Time (iOS Settings) can limit play time and Game Center features.
  • Tracking: the game asks before ads may use the device’s advertising identifier. Choosing “Ask App Not to Track” keeps the game exactly the same.
  • Privacy: the game has no account and collects no names or e-mail addresses. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Contact

Questions about the game’s content: [email protected]