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Vertigo Void

80% positive of 41 Steam reviews

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Released
2015
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by James de Silva, Matthew Sanders. Published by Merge Publishing.

About the game

Vertigo Void is a challenging 3D puzzle-platformer which demands a keen eye and sharp memory. As a lone astronaut, walk up walls, jump across the void of space (or fall in) and teleport your way to safety or else face the Sun's wrath.

Tagged by players

  • Casual
  • Puzzle Platformer
  • Platformer
  • Puzzle

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Vertigo Void is an inventive three-dimensional puzzle-platformer that challenges players to reconsider traditional concepts of gravity, movement, and environmental navigation. Developed by James de Silva and Matthew Sanders and published by Merge Publishing, the game follows an astronaut attempting to escape a dangerous cosmic environment filled with increasingly complicated obstacles. Its central appeal lies in…

    11 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    I initially thought this was going to be a bit like Kula World (a PS1 puzzle game where you play a ball traversing platforms in 3D with no favoured direction for "down") but it was not exactly like that. No matter. I liked the aesthetic and loved the idea of an astronaut exploring a platforming system in 3D where one has to change perspective to find the next correct place to jump, explore, and activate buttons - so…

    27 min played when written. 10 found it helpful.

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