Veer

About Veer

Veer is a single player platformer game. It was developed by Some-Fish and was released on November 15, 2019. It received very positive reviews from players.

Use relative teleportation and the ability to change the direction of gravity to progress through the temple, where everything revolves around the core experience of puzzle solving. Do you have what it takes?

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Play Modes

Single-Player

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Reviews

92%Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

Innovative and creative teleportation mechanic combined with gravity and perspective shifts keeps puzzles fresh and engaging.
Well-designed puzzles that offer a gradual difficulty curve, rewarding 'aha!' moments, and multiple ways to solve challenges.
Simple, intuitive controls and stylish minimalist graphics create a pleasant and accessible gameplay experience.

Sound design, including the soundtrack and recurring sound effects, is considered weak or annoying by some players.
Later levels introduce a shift to more reflex-based and twitchy gameplay which some find frustrating and less enjoyable.
Some puzzles can be circumvented by exploiting glitches or spamming teleport, which diminishes the challenge slightly.

gameplay
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29% positive mentions, 53% neutral mentions, 18% negative mentions
The gameplay offers a well-designed 2D puzzle/platform experience centered on a unique teleport mechanic, complemented by gravity and room rotation elements that add variety and depth. It features a gradual difficulty curve with intuitive controls, delivering satisfying "aha!" moments without becoming overly frustrating. However, some later levels shift to requiring twitch reflexes, which may not appeal to all players.
- “Throughout the game it gives variation to the mechanic with new tools, keeping the game fresh and making it so you have to rethink the way you thought!”
- “It follows the best game design a puzzle can have: make the mechanics easy to grasp and then push its applications and interactions to the limits.”
- “Overall I had a positive experience with the game: very easy to pick up and play, it became challenging over time without getting frustrating or punishing, and there's a decent amount of variety in gameplay mechanics.”
- “After the gameplay drastically changes at the start of the "city" levels, I didn't enjoy it in the slightest.”
- “It forces a shift from the methodical approach taken in earlier levels with puzzles you can think about for 10 minutes to immediately obvious solutions requiring precision, twitch-reflex mouse movements, even with the necessary "slow mo" mechanic.”
- “The early levels are static, letting you grasp the mechanics of navigating the stage via relative positioning.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's graphics feature a charming, minimalist, and stylistic art style with flat colors and earthy tones, offering a unique and pleasant visual experience. They display well on modern systems and complement the intriguing gameplay mechanics effectively.
- “The 3D graphics look great, and the game displays very well on modern systems.”
- “The aesthetic is minimalistic, with a lot of flat colors and an overall earthy tone, not strikingly beautiful like The Witness or Journey but fairly unique and pleasant to look at.”
- “Graphic is stylistic and superb, handling is right.”
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43% positive mentions, 14% neutral mentions, 43% negative mentions
The music in the game is generally relaxing but tends to be sparse and lacking in variety or energy, causing many players to mute it after a short while. While the background soundtrack is serviceable, users feel it could be more engaging and dynamic to enhance replayability.
- “Good relaxing background music.”
- “The only negative thing for me is the soundtrack, which I feel needs a bit more power.”
- “With a little more variety in music and set dressing, maybe an extra challenge mode or user-generated content, this could be a solid game with a lot of replayability.”
- “The only (very) minor downside I could find is the sound: the footsteps can get a little annoying after some time and the soundtrack definitely could be better.”
- “The only negative thing for me is the soundtrack, that I feel needs a bit more power.”
- “The music is a bit sparse, it sounds okay the first 30 minutes you hear it but you'll most likely just mute it and listen to your own music or a podcast.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The story is minimal and lacks depth, making it feel shallow and bland. While the game is well-made, it offers little narrative or character development, which may limit player engagement.
- “That said, there's little to no story, and sound effects aren't important to puzzle solving, so this might be right up your alley if you need something to keep your hands busy.”
- “It's all nice and quality made but rather shallow and bland. I would like to see more elements like a story, characters, and variations in style to become more interested.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 100% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users feel the game currently offers limited replayability but could greatly improve with added variety in music, enhanced set dressing, an extra challenge mode, or user-generated content.