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  • Summary: Vesta is a witty 6-year-old girl who lives in a desolate underground maze – the ruins of a once-bright city inhabited by humans and perfect machines. Although this world can be lonely, she is kept company by her friend BOT. It advises her and encourages her to do the tasks she is assigned,Vesta is a witty 6-year-old girl who lives in a desolate underground maze – the ruins of a once-bright city inhabited by humans and perfect machines. Although this world can be lonely, she is kept company by her friend BOT. It advises her and encourages her to do the tasks she is assigned, although it knows much more than it lets on.

    In order to survive in this passive yet hostile environment, BOT will give Vesta a real helper – DROID. He may be a bit rough around the edges, but he'll handle physical tasks that would be impossible for a fully grown adult, let alone a little girl. Besides, he is the perfect weapon to defend against the dangers lurking in the remains of this abandoned complex.

    Join Vesta as she explores various environments over 36 levels full of obstacles and enemy robots. She'll need her brains and DROID's power to traverse this varied landscape, properly manage the little energy left in the complex, solve the numerous puzzles she finds in her path, and even fight to survive. But most of all she will need to discover the truth of this story.
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  1. Positive: 3 out of 7
  2. Negative: 0 out of 7
  1. Jan 19, 2018
    80
    Vesta does a remarkably fine job of aping the design and simple brilliance of Zelda puzzles, while putting its own unique spin on things as it does so. Though its puzzles can sometimes be unfairly or frustratingly designed, a pleasing visual style, meaty campaign and generally satisfying gameplay loop make this a win in our book; we’d absolutely suggest you give Vesta a try (especially if you’re a Zelda fan). There’s plenty to love about this quirky puzzle game, and it’s one you’ll likely want to revisit from time to time.
  2. Feb 11, 2018
    75
    It has its imperfections, but this doesn't make it a bad game, and we are very sure that for people who like puzzle games like this it will be a pleasant experience.
  3. 75
    Puzzle fans will find a lot to love in Vesta. The game goes beyond simple tasks to a fully fleshed-out experience with beautiful graphics and an intriguing storyline. While the pacing can be slow and certain puzzles frustrating if you don’t follow the correct sequence on the first try, this is a perfect title to pick up and chill out with. The levels can vary in length, but overall aren’t that long, lending itself well to short play sessions while on the go.
  4. Feb 12, 2018
    60
    Vesta is an intriguing puzzle game that absolutely won't set the world on fire, but if you're after a quirky experience with some clear inspiration from Zelda, you can't go wrong here.
  5. Jan 25, 2018
    50
    Vesta is best described as okay, and it never really rises above that level despite its prettiness.
  6. 50
    The gameplay isn't enough to carry the simple story and Vesta shouldn't be played in anticipation of the engrossing dystopian tale that it initially promises.
  7. Jun 29, 2018
    50
    Vesta is the perfect... average game. There's nothing objectively wrong with it, but there's also nothing special here, either. It's a simple action-puzzler, with simple tests of wit, and simple mechanics to deal with them.
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  1. Feb 21, 2018
    6
    I completed this game this past weekend on the Switch in about 6 hours (found all discs). It is a decent title including 32 levels and 4I completed this game this past weekend on the Switch in about 6 hours (found all discs). It is a decent title including 32 levels and 4 bosses which were pretty interesting. You need to control a girl and a robot, but I found the speed of the characters a little slow. The puzzles were easy at first and eventually became a little bit harder and more interesting, but repetitive at the same time. I felt there was not a lot of innovative elements after the first half of the game. I also don't like when collecting everything does not unlock bonus contents. The environment reminded me of Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon and the E. Gadd's Garage board theme from Mario Party 6. It is an ok title for the price, but I would recommend buying it when it is on sale. It deserves a 6.5 out of 10 IMO. Expand