Vindictive Drive

Action/stealth game about a girl who, using hacking and sabotage, plans a brutal revenge against her father, the president ✅I’m a huge fan of games where the player’s decisions have a real impact on the story and endings, that’s the biggest plus of this game ✅For an RPG Maker game, the graphics look pretty good ✅Variety of robots to control ✅The price is fair ✅Cinematic storytelling style (I love games like this <3) ✅Combination of stealth and action , the gameplay isnt limited to just combat ✅Very good music and sound effects that fit the game’s atmosphere ❌The controls feel clunky due to stiff character movement and combat limitations ❌Limited combat mechanics ,you cant shoot a gun from very close range ❌Lack of diverse enemies ❌You cant take screenshots ✅✅ Verdict: [strike] Terrible [/strike], [strike] Bad [/strike], [strike] Mediocre [/strike], [strike] Decent [/strike], [b] Good [/b], [strike] Very Good [/strike] (Rating scale for tested game and indie games) [quote] If you'd like to see more of my reviews, you can find them on my curator page: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45994324/admin/reviews_manage/]CuratorKingViking[/url] and on my group: [url=https:…

This really does feel like one of them old crappy flash games you would play on your browser back in the day.

This game is actually pretty good. The Dev needs to continue this storyline with the sequel!

If you like animes for the plot and character characterization... just watch One Piece from the beginning again. It will feel less of a waste of time than this game.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game for incels and 12 year olds. Got soft locked for no discernible reason in a room with tileset errors. I was honestly looking for an excuse to stop playing in the first place so thank god the game doesn't even work!

Vindictive Drive, developed by Secret Society Games and published by Sometimes You, stands as a dark and gripping exploration of vengeance, trauma, and moral decay. It tells the story of Arris Fern, a woman whose life was shattered when her mother was murdered at the command of her father, a powerful political figure who later became president. Twelve years after the tragedy, Arris’s pain festers into a single, all-consuming purpose: to kill her father and make those who aided him pay for what they did. The narrative refuses to soften its protagonist or justify her motives. Instead, it presents her as a deeply flawed antihero, consumed by rage and driven past redemption. What makes Vindictive Drive’s storytelling remarkable is its refusal to conform to easy archetypes. Arris is not portrayed as a noble avenger, but as a reflection of the damage that vengeance inflicts on the human soul. Her emotional coldness and merciless precision paint a chilling portrait of what happens when grief turns into obsession. The game unfolds through a mix of visual novel-style dialogue and stealth-driven gameplay, blending cinematic storytelling with tense, tactical sequences. Players navigate throu…