VVVVVV

Great 2D platformer where instead of jumping you can switch gravity. The controls are not very smooth but everything else is great. While not very long (~4h), I managed to die 1126 times (I'm a huge n00b) but it was not a problem as waypoints were very frequent and in all the right spots, and with instant loading times. Even though I googled the solution to one of the puzzles much to my shame, the puzzles are very fun. Did I mention the soundtrack? No? Well, it's awesome (if you like chiptune)! *Editors' Pick & solid game award* http://pixelloot.com

Bought this one before, really great precise control and flow. Good level design. Pretty hard but awarding when you finish a section. I also love the soundtrack, e.g. I still use the song "Positive Force" for my wake-up-alarm :)

VVVVVV is brutally difficult and you are very likely to die a LOT in this game. So it is good that the game gives you infinite lives or else it would've been extremely punishing. That being said, none of the deaths feel cheap as the controls are so simple and tight that the deaths feel entirely like your own fault and you CAN get very good at this game by playing it a lot. The graphics are really good and highly reminiscent of oldschool C64 graphics, and the chiptune soundtrack is easily the game's best feature as you'll definitely keep playing just to hear all of it. It's extremely catchy and really well made. Definitely a game I recommend for people who want bragging rights since I consider anyone who has completed this game a true gamer.

Amazing arcade game. The music is awesome. Fit's perfectly with the game.

Bought this on sale for €0,90. It's a fun game to play through once or twice. Took me 2,5 hours to complete the game and get 15 out of 20 collectibles. You'll probably complete it in 1 to 4 hours depending on how many collectibles you try to get. When you get to the collectible saying veni vidi vici, either turn around or be prepared for 30 minutes of pain.