Vitamin Girl

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Vitamin Girl is a single player action game. It was developed by A Penguin Studio and was released on October 11, 2017. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Run and fight at high speed as Vitamin Girl! to save the world from the Koko Cola disease, what kind of surprises will you find at the end of the road?

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features charming graphics and a cute anime girl protagonist, reminiscent of classic arcade styles.
It offers a challenging gameplay experience that appeals to fans of difficult action games, encouraging players to improve their skills.
The developer is responsive to feedback, quickly addressing bugs and issues reported by players.

The difficulty is inconsistent, with some levels being overly easy while others are frustratingly hard, leading to a trial-and-error experience.
Players can only accumulate extra lives through repetitive gameplay, making it feel punishing and less enjoyable.
The game lacks a continue option and has removed cutscenes, which detracts from the overall experience compared to its predecessor.

graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are characterized by a charming cel-shaded style reminiscent of early Dreamcast titles, featuring cute anime girls that enhance the overall appeal of the game. Players find the visuals engaging and motivating, making the challenging die-and-retry mechanics more enjoyable; however, those who dislike the art style may struggle to appreciate the game fully.
- “The graphics are nice and encourage you to play.”
- “If you think you could like the graphics and play it without any big expectations, you should be happy every time the game rewards your effort by showing you a new stage with a new cute girl.”
- “The graphics make you want to play and not become frustrated by the die-and-retry mechanics of classic arcade games.”
- “If you don't like the graphics, you probably won't enjoy the game because it will be painful for you to die and retry the stage.”
- “The graphics are reminiscent of the early Dreamcast era, which may not appeal to everyone.”
- “While the graphics may attract some players, they could also deter others who have higher expectations.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is straightforward and well-suited to the level design, making it accessible yet challenging, particularly for players who rely on skill. However, users have noted issues with the graphics settings interface, where the mouse pointer can become lost, complicating navigation and making it difficult to exit settings. Overall, while the graphics enhance the experience, the die-and-retry mechanics may frustrate less skilled players.
- “+ Graphics make you want to play and not become frustrated by the die-and-retry mechanics of classic arcade games.”
- “- It's a challenging game; some players with simple gameplay like this one may need to rely on their skill, so I don't recommend it to those who usually struggle.”
- “The gameplay is simple (not complex at all) but well adapted to the level design.”
- “It's a hard game; some games with simple gameplay like this one rely heavily on your skill, so I don't recommend it to players who are usually not very skilled.”
- “The die-and-retry mechanics can be frustrating, even if the graphics make you want to keep playing.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally considered satisfactory, as it manages to remain enjoyable even during repetitive gameplay, preventing frustration. This quality is noted as a rare and positive aspect of the overall experience.
- “The music is just okay.”
- “Finding a game where you will replay the same level a lot of times and still not feel angry at the music is rare; this is the case in this game, so it's cool.”