Push press is more full body. Strict will hit your shoulders, upper back, upper chest etc more as more of the burden is being placed there.
Hypertrophy is a funny one. Lots of ways to achieve it, basically the more muscle you convince your body you need, the more it will have. Volume where you want to grow is key; your body can get strong without getting too big, and if you want to “endure”, size can be counter productive (so you lean out...).
remembering we are here to get strong first, and you’ve run ROP (which is a press skill challenge), I would recommend running it strict with a 24 or even a 20. You’ll get STRONG that way. However, I said elsewhere - you don’t buy a V8 1 litre car - you buy a V8 3 litre car. So get a big engine then make it powerful. This is why the classic resistance training pyramid is GPP/awareness, hypertrophy, strength, power. ROP does this with its low volume start, which is awesome.
If it were me, and it’s not, I’d do a short 3-4 week deload of something different. S&S maybe, or get on a barbell, or practice some SFB skills (get upside down and keep those shoulders!). Then I’d run it again strict (maybe condensed - I would go straight to 5 ladders, doesn’t mean you should, but for me I’d consider it), then finish by doing a 4-8 week power block and bring that push press back with a 28/32 if you can manage it. Less volume, more strength.