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Platform, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic78IGDB67
Thousands of years after the activation of the Vesper Protocol, a small android crosses a fallen world, hunted by merciless machines, to control the power of Light and decide the fate of his race.
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NintendoWorldReportTed HazellMay 20228.5/10Vesper: Zero Light Edition is a tense, stunning, and cinematic platform-adventure game that any genre fans should add to their collection. Wait till the sun goes down, or whip out your own Drive Gun to absorb the light in your room, boot up your Switch on the big screen or undock your OLED and immerse yourself in the gorgeous colors, sublime sound design, and cleverly haunting world of Vesper: Zero Light Edition.
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Screen RantRob GordonAug 20214/5 starsOverall. Vesper is a highly impressive indie platformer. Its stunning visuals and mysterious game world will likely immediately hook the player, while its gameplay hits a sweet spot that will maintain that interest throughout its short runtime. It may sometimes go into comfortable spaces seen by other games in the genre, but even so there's more than enough flair here to make Vesper worthwhile.
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Rapid Reviews UKAlicia Brunskill Dec 20214/5 starsEvery once in a while, a little gem drops onto your review list. Vesper is one such gem. It’s one of those games that stays with you long after you finish playing. What is it about this indie title from Cordens Interactive that I found so enchanting? You’ll have to read my Rapid Review below to find out.
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God is a GeekAug 20216/10It's a truly beautiful game to look at, but with slow pacing and puzzles that never really hit the mark it's hard to recommend Vesper.
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Jump Dash RollRob KershawSep 20216/10Gorgeous visuals can't mask the emptiness of Vesper's levels or the perfunctory nature of its platforming.
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IGDB rating 6.7/10 from 3 ratings.
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