Vector Space

About

Vector Space is a single player puzzle game. It was developed by Wedomi Games and was released on May 9, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

Click the arrows on the sides of the board to switch the squares in that row or column and fill in the entire board! As you progress in the levels you will run into different types of blocks that will affect how the board is filled. Try and make it through all 40 levels.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

music3 negative mentions

Fun and relaxing puzzle game that serves as a good brain teaser.
Fully free to play without any hidden costs or microtransactions.
Challenging puzzles with a good number of levels, providing an enjoyable experience.

Lacks basic features like an exit option and music controls.
Minimalist graphics are perceived as lazy and unappealing.
Failed to attract a significant player base, indicating poor public reception.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users express frustration over the lack of options to mute the music and the cumbersome method required to close the music player, highlighting these as basic features that should be easily accessible.
- “I don't like not having a way to close the music without hitting Shift + Tab and having Steam do it for me. Not being able to turn the music off (that I could find) is pretty annoying; those are really basic features.”
- “The music is repetitive and lacks variety, making it feel tedious after a short while.”
- “I found the music to be quite jarring and not fitting with the game's atmosphere, which detracted from my overall experience.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are criticized for being lackluster and minimalist, lacking the depth and detail expected from contemporary titles. While some acknowledge the effort required for high-quality 3D graphics, the overall visual presentation falls short of modern standards.
- “This game features very lackluster minimalist 'art' for graphics instead of anything remotely contemporary.”