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VVVVVV

VVVVVV , in addition to the game as more absurd than ever, is a 2D platform absolutely brilliant and atypical. In
it assume the role of Captain Viridian, the commander of a spaceship that runs into a strange dimensional interference. At the beginning of the game, our ship will be blocked in a parallel dimension and we will have the task of recovering all our lost friends in this world. One interesting thing about
VVVVVV is that all levels are linked together in what is a kind of labyrinthine map brings back memories of games like Metroid . The spacecraft
act as a hub and from here we can reach areas previously visited by some teleports located at certain points of the map.

The most curious of this title is still another.
VVVVVV , I said, is a non-standard platform: this is because, in fact, the main character can not jump, but only change the gravity in two different directions. Captain Viridian
then fall up or down depending on how affect the gravitational force.
does not take a genius to realize that this peculiarity comes to have major repercussions on all the game mechanics, the mechanical advantage of gravity to create precisely the situations and new challenges.
to flavor the dish and then think about a lot of variables, such as buffers walls, floors that disappear, conveyor belts, traps and so on.

VVVVVV , although the look and feel totally retro cool, is a platform with a lot of good ideas, small concentrations of gameplay that totally steals.
Not to mention that the level design, based entirely on fact investigation of the speech of the force of gravity, is something spatial.
The longevity is not very high, save all your mates and get to Viridian credits requires just under three hours, but the gameplay is so intense and rewarding this defect goes quietly into the background. Also because the game trying to complete all the secrets and extras such as shrunken how time trial takes a lot more time, then play from there.

Honorable mention for the extraordinary chiptune soundtrack, a real pleasure for the ears that evokes the sounds 8-bit era and that, in combination with a visual style clearly inspired by the Commodore 64 titles, helping to create the illusion of being faced with a masterpiece of the past.

For those interested, VVVVVV is available on Steam (for both PC and Mac) the modest price of five euro (quattrovirgolanovantanove).
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