Vertex Dispenser

I had a good time with this game. Pretty unique, and I found it engaging.

This game made me use my brain (if I ever had one). Interesting puzzle I only can recommend!

Not a bad puzzle/action game. Basically you move/shoot to color the balls/lines to control more land & spit out more abilities than the enemy. The game is very basic and also very short. I beat both episodes in about 2.5 hours. Each level has different goal, kill the enemy, capture ground, get certain colors, or live X amount of time. Overall, its ok for what it is. If you like simple action puzzle games, might be your cup of tea!

Pare assurdo, ma il gioco è davvero strutturato come una combo micidiale di Risiko, Alchemy e Quake: su una mappa 2D o 3D, e non necessariamente continua, la vostra astronave e quella dei nemici si muovono per annientarsi a vicenda o conquistare un tot di spazio. Questo spazio è diviso in due parti: i vertici, vale a dire i punti di incontro delle linee della mappa, e le facce, ovvero l’unione di tre vertici atta a formare un triangolo (unità di misura base per le facce). La modalità di cattura prevede l’utilizzo di particolari abilità di diverso colore, che si attivano e si rendono utilizzabili in base ai vertici dello stesso colore catturati. I vertici però non sono disposti casualmente per la mappa: il colore è deciso dai movimenti del giocatore stesso. Vieni a leggere la recensione completa su TheShelterNetwork.com: http://theshelternetwork.com/recensione-vertex-dispenser/

I usually tell my friends that I like smart, innovative games. Now I realize I was wrong. I commend the creator for doing something very different, and not trying to dumb down the mechanics. I am also completely overwhelmed by the sheer number of different abilities all mapped to separate keys and the boggling amount of information changing at an inhumanly quick pace. I feel like super advanced AI would love playing this game, but I am a mere human.

To me, this seemed to be less of a game and more of a manual graph problem solver. I'm not so sure I'll be playing this again.

The idea is really nice. It's just that it's very difficult to get the right setup. At higher levels you don't even get the chance to setup something correctly, you just bash as hard as you can to try to defeat the cheating AI. Just think of starting with a power of 1 versus 5, and this time it's not really strategy, because your just by yourself. A little traingled tank with a laser beam.

This is a mean bastard of a game, although maybe it's just my horrible lack of skill at RTSes. I want to describe it sort of as a puzzle-RTS? The only 'resources' are the color of points you control, allowing abilities to recharge faster the more of X color node you have. Try the demo? I straight up can't give a good confirm/deny if you'd like this one with ease like some other things. This is a competent little title that I just blow goats at.