VectaGuard: Zero

I cant stop playing it and I don't plan to. The gameplay is addicting and at the extreme difficulty, once I start a sector, ill stay there until i beat it for longer than I want to admit.

Tight, fun, fluid arcade action that delivers on what you see and hear in the video. Number one: that vehicle is a *joy* to control. Some physics flight games are slippery and weird and they want to play it off as a skill issue. This vehicle moves just like you think it would, responds with correct weight and inertia, and it doesn't take long before it moves as an extension of your will. You don't take damage for bumping into walls either, that always feels so cheap. Not here. It's skill based but not twitchy, the challenge is reading the battlefield and getting where you need to be to break down enemy defenses without getting hit yourself. It's not a crazy bullet hell though. I mean yeah it ain't turn based, but flow, motion and control are what keep you alive, not wild stick inputs and mazelike patterns. Play around with the weapons you unlock as you progress, you might find that one of the other weapon types really fits your playstyle and personal groove. The timing changes are what made a difference for me. I've used words like "flow" and "groove" on purpose, this isn't a music game but it can absolutely draw you in to that same level of focus and rhythm where the music, t…

Fun little game. I only have a few minutes but this is definitely something I will pick up and play when I have 15 minutes to play. If I have one piece of feedback it is that I wouldn't mind a mode with the player ship being a little faster and more responsive to channel those old arcade cabinets and give the feeling of sharp reflexes mattering and make it a liittle more manic (If that makes sense.). Definitely recommended though.

Cool retro experience. Old school arcade goodness, with great groovin' music!

Love this game especially since I am a huge fan of Vector Graphics style games of old and the Tron movies and games! A great game to play in a dark room on an OLED screen handheld for me … it just glows like and old school vector crt screen … I can’t say enough about how much I enjoy this game! And I play this on PC and my Old CRT screen as well as a Retroid Pocket G2

Love this game! You gotta check it out.