Vectronom

Awesome game, very addicting. Also has community levels feature for nearly endless potential.

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BEST TIP: Use wired headphones/speakers or just your computer speakers, any lag will make a fun game very frustrating :) Always a chill game to pick up and play over the years. The soundtrack still pops into my head when i see the art for the game. Great community created levels and a very filling "story" mode set of levels to play through. Levels start off pretty straightforward but by the end you'll be counting 3's, 4's, and 5's on loop sneaking in jumps between the beats. Local multiplayer built into each level as an easy drop in/ drop out format.

Vectronom is a psychedelic rhythm-based puzzle platformer where you must navigate a cube through an ever-changing geometric world that shifts and transforms in perfect sync with the beat of the electronic soundtrack. The game has vibrant, flashing colors and psychedelic visual style combined with a thumping electronic soundtrack that creates an immersive, trance-like state. The core mechanic (the level geometry itself changes to the beat) is intuitive and satisfying. Sometimes the isometric perspective and intense color palettes can create optical illusions, making it difficult to judge depth or landing spots, leading to unfair deaths. The later levels require rote memorization of patterns through trial-and-error rather than pure rhythmic skill, which can become frustrating and less puzzle-y. Overall, Vectronom is a short but incredibly stylish audiovisual experience, if you are a fan of rhythm games and electronic music. While its occasional visual clutter prevents it from being perfect, the satisfaction of nailing a difficult level in perfect sync with the beat is a unique thrill that justifies the ride.

Very fun game! The rhythm-based timing combined with tight platforming creates a unique experience that is enhanced by the electronic music (which is a serious bop). I barely got frustrated on harder levels due to how catchy the tunes were. It has multiplayer and community levels which adds some replay value. There are also options for people with different types of color blindness. I would say the difficulty ceiling is medium, with the last level being the hardest (obviously). All in all I had a great time playing this and might consider coming back to it once I forget the patterns :)

This game is like if you mixed Crossy Road, Just Shapes and Beats, and DDR together

Really fun especially for hardcore players