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VVVVVV for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site VVVVVV is a challenging 2D action platformer with one deceptively simple gameplay mechanic: Without the ability to jump, Captain Viridian must rely on inverting gravity to
VVVVVV trailer - YouTube http: www gog com game vvvvvvVVVVVV is a retro styled 2D platformer by Terry Cavanagh, creator of dozens of free games You play as the fearless leader of a
VVVVVV - IGN In VVVVVV, you play as Captain Viridian, who must not only save a dimension on the brink of collapse, but also find your ship's crew -- all of whose names begin with the letter V May 10,
VVVVVV, one of the best platformers of all time, is now Steam Deck . . . VVVVVV was part of the initial wave of indie platformers, which means it was released in 2010 and is now a certified classic To celebrate its 14th birthday, developer Terry Cavanagh has dropped an update which makes it Steam Deck verified and professionally translates it into 21 new languages
VVVVVV - NME The new update was made by the community since the game went open-source in 2020
VVVVVV (Video Game) - TV Tropes VVVVVV is an indie game created by Terry Cavanagh for PC in 2010, before porting it to many other platforms in the following years It stars the crew of a little space ship: player character Captain Viridian, Doctor Violet, Officer Vermilion, Professor Vitellary, Doctor Victoria, and Chief Verdigris
VVVVVVX: The faux 3D VVVVVV remake – Destructoid Roxfox on YouTube has come up with this little preview for VVVVVVX in Maya In case you aren’t familiar with Terry Cavanagh’s VVVVVV, it’s a stellar platformer that deals with gravity flipping
VVVVVV - Hardcore Gaming 101 VVVVVV is one of the best 2D platformers to arise since the end of the 16-bit era It is eloquent in its simplicity, yet challenging and varied enough to avoid the dreaded “casual” label It exemplifies the level of difficulty found in old-school games, while avoiding the frustrations that come with it