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A difficult, 1980's inspired permadeath rogue-lite where every play through is different. Trade, gamble, and fight your way through progressively challenging levels. Increase the power of your weapon by collecting parts that merge to give new and unique properties.
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Unpretentious, relentless, clear and nostalgic.
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Hardcore GamerJacob BukacekMay 20184/5Null Vector successfully takes two distinct genres and blends them together in such a way that they feel like perfect compliments to one another.
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Gamers HeroesCasey ScheldJun 20187/10Null Vector takes two great things and combines them to make something even better. Its short length and lack of variables somewhat take away from this title, but those who don't mind repeatedly playing through similar scenarios for the perfect run will enjoy the roguelike elements in play here.
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Geeks Under GraceMaurice PogueMay 20187/10If Null Vector's purpose is to appeal to those who hold nostalgia in high regard, then I would consider this retro shooter a positive outcome.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 2 ratings.
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