Vertigo Void is a challenging 3D puzzle-platformer which demands a keen eye and sharp memory. As a lone astronaut, walk up walls, jump across the void of space (or fall in) and teleport your way to safety or else face the Sun's wrath.
I initially thought this was going to be a bit like Kula World (a PS1 puzzle game where you play a ball traversing platforms in 3D with no favoured direction for "down") but it was not exactly like that. No matter. I liked the aesthetic and loved the idea of an astronaut exploring a platforming system in 3D where one has to change perspective to find...
Plays like Kula World / Roll Away for Playstation except ball is replaced with astronaut. You jump, collect some green bits and activate switches but there's a twist, when getting close to the ledge you can move to the side of block and flip whole gravity along with the player. Each stage is time limited so keep that in mind also make sure to avoid...
Why the timer? The game requires you to pause and scope out your environment but then punishes you for taking too long. then you have to start over, go to the point where you died, and continue to figure it out. The timer just gets in the way. I can understand a Time trial mode though, or maybe a free-view mode where the timer stops.
I had just began to play today but the game seems to have a great potential. The level creator is not so hard to master but, because it was made with unity, you must change you control key via a little menu that appear when you launch the game.
This game remember to me an other old game that was nammed "Kula world" so if this game tell you something...
The game was kind of fun for the first 10 levels, but ultimately, and rapidly, no, No, NO, AbsoLUTEly N-O!!
The view is beyond obnoxiously hard to navigate through, and then on top of that, the controls are among the worst I've ever used, and on top of THAT, there's a bloody timer that makes the game VERY much NOT fun!
When you HAVE TO explore the whole...
