Wave Break

What makes the game distinct is how water physics shape these mechanics: momentum carries farther, turns are broader, and lining up a grind often requires anticipating drift and current rather than snapping to an angle.

It's basically a brief, arcade-style collect-a-thon with gaps to jump, surprises to discover, and a mood-appropriate soundtrack is the epitome of a fantastic THPS-like game.

In multiplayer modes, this combat-forward flavor comes into its own, turning matches into frenetic blends of trick competition and boat-to-boat skirmishes.

Sound design complements the visuals with punchy feedback for tricks and impacts, reinforcing the rhythm of combo play.

It's a fun tribute to what is possibly my all-time favorite sports game with a fun story mode and an intriguing look and soundtrack.

Whats also included in this, which I think the devs need to advertise way more, is a custom park creator, which was actually really easy to get into and use, like "use with a controller" easy.