- July 12, 2014
- Skobbejak Games
Vapour
Platforms
About
"Vapour" is a single-player action horror game with a maturity rating of 18. As the tortured warlock Charles, players battle through hordes of demons in spell-based combat, solve interactive puzzles, and explore a non-linear world filled withplatforming challenges and terror. With diminished powers and a haunting past, Charles seeks revenge on his captors in this experimental blend of shooter, action, puzzle, and platformer gameplay.








- The game has an interesting atmosphere and unique concepts that draw players in.
- Some players appreciate the challenging gameplay and the nostalgic elements reminiscent of classic horror games.
- The developers are responsive and show potential for improvement, with some players expressing hope for future updates.
- The game is riddled with bugs, glitches, and a lack of direction, making it frustrating and often unplayable.
- Many players report poor optimization, with controls that are unresponsive and gameplay that feels clunky.
- The horror elements often rely on cheap jump scares and lack depth, leading to a disappointing experience for many.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is ambitious and features a creative premise centered around a vengeful protagonist navigating purgatory, but it suffers from execution issues and lacks a solid backstory. While some players appreciate the interactive elements and nostalgic feel, others find the narrative exaggerated and poorly integrated with gameplay, leading to a mixed reception overall. Despite its flaws, the story has potential and offers an interesting concept that could resonate with players willing to overlook its shortcomings.
“It's very ambitious for a Unity game, and what is here is a fairly cool concept and an interesting story.”
“The story boat ride intro focuses on how amazing and powerful the protagonist is to set an aspirational goal to justify starting the player with nothing.”
“Vapour starts you off as a vengeful fighter trying to eliminate those who have wronged him in his life, the ones who sent him to hell/purgatory, and in this quest, you discover new and interesting features.”
“This game has incredible potential.. I love the aesthetic and the story but god.. poorly executed, and incredibly buggy.. very unfortunate.”
“There are some downs about this game (bugs, story) though.”
“Forcing players to progress the story with little assistance is one thing, but I felt like I was searching for needles in a field of haystacks.”