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Shooter, Tactical, Adventure, Action
Vigor is a free-to-play looter shooter in post-war Norway. Norway, 1991. Civilization lies in ruin. Will you rise from the debris? Scandinavia, mostly untouched by the fallout of the war, remains the last safe zone in a post-apocalyptic Europe. Norway, once a haven, has transformed into a cut-throat land of survival where only the ruthless – or cunning – make it out alive.
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Daily StarJamie NightingaleSep 20194/5 starsIn Vigor, survival games have taken on a new streamlined gameplay loop that will be emulated by many games in the future.
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AbsoluteXboxMatt RushtonOct 20193.6/5Everything about Vigor just feels a bit too friendly for a post-apocalypse game! It’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it will put some people off. That being said, there are a lot of positives to take away, and for those out there looking for a new take on a BR genre that is all-too-often the same game in a new skin, Vigor is certainly worth trying out!
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Nintendo LifePJ O'ReillyJul 20206/10Vigor has the potential to be a decent experience on Switch and there's no doubt it's central gameplay loops of stealthily scavenging for loot whilst avoiding other players and making a successful escape can be tense and absorbing. However, as things currently stand, there are a few too many bugs and technical issues for our liking and we'd recommend players wait for the FTP version to drop later in the year when some of these issues should have been worked out.
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TheSixthAxisGareth ChadwickFeb 20214/10Vigor had a decent idea, but it bungled the delivery in multiple ways. Base building is unforgivably dull and drawn out, while the player count is too low or the maps are too big so you can go multiple matches without encountering anyone. There is more fun to be found with the squad-based deathmatch mode, but not as much fun as you could have in countless other games in 2021.
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Screen RantCorey HoffmeyerAug 20192.5/5 starsVigor features fun gameplay and an interesting premise, but lacks longevity.
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IGDB rating 6.8/10 from 16 ratings.
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