- October 21, 2016
- Walter Machado
Trip to Vinelands
Platforms
About
"Trip to Vinelands" is a first-person puzzle-adventure game set in a surrealist world. The player helps the main character, Walter, navigate his dreams and confront his subconscious as he searches for his lost wife. With artistic visuals and immersive sound design, the game explores themes of loss, love, and self-discovery.





- Easy to learn but hard to master, providing a fun and addictive experience.
- The game features a unique and simple concept with fast-paced gameplay that keeps players engaged.
- Great value for the price, offering a challenging experience with a decent soundtrack.
- The game suffers from frustrating hitbox issues and can feel unfair at times.
- Repetitive gameplay with limited variety in levels can lead to boredom after a short time.
- Graphics are basic and may not appeal to everyone, detracting from the overall experience.
music
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many praising its catchy and dynamic nature that enhances the gameplay experience. While some players appreciate the unique soundtracks and the way they fit the game's atmosphere, others find the repetition of tracks to be a drawback. Overall, the music is described as a strong element that contributes to the game's appeal, despite some critiques regarding its creativity and variety.
“The soundtrack is only one track, a mix of fierce electric guitar, pulse-pounding drums, and a variety of industrial-ish electronic boops, with each stage swapping instruments in-and-out to keep it from getting repetitive.”
“The oppressive tone of the music fits perfectly with the breakneck pace of the gameplay, only further helping to get you into that sweet spot between stress and excitement.”
“Awesome OST sets the mood, and simple visuals help keep you focused (which you'll need to be).”
“However, I wasn't really astonished by the sound effects and soundtrack, and the game lacks more challenges.”
“The gameplay is fast-paced, adding some tension to your experience, but the music isn't very creative; there are only two tracks, so it can get repetitive easily.”
“Very basic graphics, gameplay (twitch reflexes needed), and alright but repetitive music.”