This game is proof that you don't need amazing photo-realistic graphics in VR to have immersion. This game is like the animus training ground in Assassins creed or Mirror's Edge. Except you're doing the parkour in VR. It is so much fun and a good workout. I'm just happy that it only requires the movement of my hands and not my feet. Well, I wouldn't...
Vector Velocity2017
Vector Velocity
2017 Volens Nolens Games70Good
Playtime
BriefPlayers typically spend about 1 hour in the game.
Playable on
Available on
- −91%$0.89
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Details
- Launch
- November 23, 2017
- Developer
- David Mulder
- Publisher
- Volens Nolens Games
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
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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Reception
Players67
Worthwhile- Steam67from 12 reviews
This is literally unplayable. FR you need to press a button to get in the main menu and these buttons don't work
Awesome developer. I have paid for more than one of his games! Unfortunately I had to get a refund on this one, as I have the Valve Index. STEAM (not the developer) initially falsely listed this game as compatible, without the developer knowing so... and it is not. Shame on you STEAM, shame.
Cheap rip-off of sprint vector. The controlls are awful. You cant really choose what you want to do it just ocasionally slides, jumps when you just want to run forwards. And does nothing when you want it to jump or slide. Tried every setting with sensitivity and whatnot, didnt make a difference. Would steer clear. Not worth the money
Played on Vive with audio muted. It is okay for the price, but it could be improved with a little polish. The game consists of a number of levels. Each level is a linear path with a number of obstacles between start and end. The player navigates a level and its obstacles by performing gestures with the controllers. The two interrelated problems with...