Vector

8/10 Good game. Thanks, Nekki, for releasing this game for PC. I played this game on my phone (the free version) 11 years ago and beat it nine times. The gameplay is okay (sometimes the controls don’t respond quite as quickly), the soundtrack is good (well, there are only two songs in total across all levels, plus the main menu theme), and the graphics have a simple, nostalgic feel. I played this game on Linux using Proton Experimental (that’s the only Proton version where the sound works), and please set the launch option to “Launch in Window.” Otherwise, the screen will flicker and you won’t be able to return to the desktop (unless you hold down ALT+F4 or force the PC to shut down). Total and a message to Nekki: Anyway, thanks for re-releasing it on PC, Nekki. It’s great to play a mobile classic with cloud save support (the mobile version doesn’t have that, if I remember correctly). But I have two questions (and I don’t know where to ask them): Could you please release “Shadow Fight 2 Special Edition” (or a “Complete Edition”) for PC? And could you please also release your older games on GOG? I’d really love to play your games on that platform as well.

Vector is a side-scrolling action game built around the speed, precision, and visual spectacle of parkour. Developed by Nekki and published by Nekki GmbH, it takes a relatively simple runner concept and gives it a distinctive personality through fluid character animation, an oppressive dystopian setting, and stages designed around maintaining momentum. Instead of concentrating on conventional fighting or complicated exploration, the game makes movement itself the primary challenge. Running across rooftops, jumping between structures, sliding beneath hazards, and vaulting over obstacles become the foundation of an experience where a few seconds of hesitation can separate an elegant escape from failure. The story establishes a fitting reason for the constant forward movement. The protagonist exists in a bleak totalitarian society where individuality has been suppressed and citizens are expected to conform. After deciding to break away from this controlled existence, he becomes a fugitive pursued by an authority figure determined to bring him back under control. The narrative is intentionally uncomplicated, but its themes complement the mechanics effectively. Every stage represents a…

Amazing childhood game :3

good

wheres the fun in that

this is a 6 euro waste of money the level design is completley ♥♥♥♥♥♥ i would rather play press x to die for 9 years than this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ its free on mobile but on pc its 6 euros unbalivable just unbalivable youcant even mod the game for ♥♥♥♥♥ sake and when you press the windows key to look at something else like 2 times the game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ crashes yes you heard me THE GAME ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ CRASHES like what kind of game is this like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game sucks just dont buy the game just get it on mobile.