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  1. Nov 5, 2015
    8
    So much better than N++ in so many ways. VVVVVVV is cheaper, has a great Vita version, better music, aesthetic, and story. I know I am LTTP on this but I am glad I get to experience this game. GOTY list top 10 for sure.
  2. Mar 8, 2018
    7
    When his ship becomes affected by "dimensional interference" Captain Viridian must rescue his crew members and help them evacuate.

    VVVVVV is effectively a 2d puzzle/platformer with the central “gimmick” being that, rather than jumping, the player can switch the direction of gravity to allow them to fall upwards or downwards. Fair warning, don’t be fooled by the simple graphical style,
    When his ship becomes affected by "dimensional interference" Captain Viridian must rescue his crew members and help them evacuate.

    VVVVVV is effectively a 2d puzzle/platformer with the central “gimmick” being that, rather than jumping, the player can switch the direction of gravity to allow them to fall upwards or downwards. Fair warning, don’t be fooled by the simple graphical style, this is a tough game (almost infuriatingly so at times!) but the gravity gimmick does offer up some interesting puzzles and platforming challenges to see the player through the 2- 3 hours it’ll take to complete it.

    If you can get it relatively cheap (or even free via PS+ as it was recently) it’s worth giving this a go.
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  1. Jan 25, 2017
    78
    If you're looking for a challenge, VVVVVV offers one that's simple to understand yet grueling to complete. Its simplistic aesthetics match its simplistic controls, and it also has some nice chiptune music thrown in for good measure.