Vector Velocity

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Vector Velocity is a single player action game. It was developed by David Mulder and was released on November 23, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

In Vector Velocity movement is the name of the game. Run, Jump, Slide, Climb, Grind, Skid, Zipline and ultimately race your way from point A to B as fast as you can.

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Single-Player

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64%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

graphics2 negative mentions

Fast-paced gameplay that offers a fun and immersive VR parkour experience, reminiscent of games like Mirror's Edge.
Provides a good workout and encourages physical activity through its movement mechanics.
Simple graphics do not detract from the overall enjoyment and immersion of the game.

Controls are often unresponsive or misinterpret player movements, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
Lack of clear tutorials or guidance on gestures makes it difficult for players to learn the mechanics effectively.
The game suffers from minimalistic design and graphics, which some players feel is lazy and unpolished.

graphics
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The graphics of the game have received mixed reviews, with some users criticizing them as lazy and subpar compared to similar titles like Mirror's Edge. However, others appreciate the simplicity, noting that immersive gameplay can be achieved without high-end visuals. Overall, the graphics seem to be a point of contention, with opinions varying widely.
- “This game is proof that you don't need amazing photo-realistic graphics in VR to have immersion.”
- “Like Mirror's Edge, but really bad, with lazy graphics, and it costs more.”
- “I can live with the simple graphics.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is highly praised for its immersive experience, effectively mirroring the mechanics of "Mirror's Edge" in a virtual reality setting, providing players with a thrilling and engaging environment.
- “A fantastic game, it literally mirrors the gameplay of Mirror's Edge in VR.”
- “The gameplay is incredibly immersive and keeps you engaged from start to finish.”
- “The controls are smooth and responsive, making every action feel satisfying.”
optimization
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Players have noted that the optimization of gesture performance lacks clarity, as the pass/fail conditions are not well-defined, and there is insufficient feedback provided when executing actions like jumps or slides. This absence of visible feedback can lead to confusion and frustration during gameplay.
- “The pass/fail conditions for the performance of a gesture are not clearly defined, nor is there any feedback provided to the player. It's frustrating not knowing when you've successfully triggered a jump, slide, or other actions.”
grinding
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Players appreciate the grinding mechanics, particularly at level two, where they engage in wall grinding reminiscent of skateboarding, adding a dynamic and exhilarating element to gameplay that makes them feel like action heroes.