Trace Vector is a high speed action arcade game with puzzle elements. Featuring a modern take on vector style graphics, Trace Vector plays like an easy to learn, hard to master, game of the golden age of the 80′s video arcades. Race your space ship through each geometric level, grabbing extra fuel cells along the way. Reach a viable goal to shatter the networks' hold on your ship and increase your speed. Simple controls keep you focused on navigating the increasingly complex webs at ever increasing speeds. Collect fuel cells and warp time to assist in the precision maneuvering needed to ace a level! Warping time quickly exhausts precious fuel. If you deplete your fuel and crash, it's game over.
My Video Review: Youtube.com
Trace Vector is a high speed classic arcade style game developed by Vexel Games.
The aim it negotiate a warp network by following the various branches, collecting fuel, using portals and avoiding dead ends and traps. Using simple controls you will need quick reactions if you don't want to die or run out of fuel
The simple vector graphics add to the charm of the game giving a very retro 80's feel along with the fantastic soundtrack by Flexstyle.
Video Version of my Review can be found here: Youtube.com
Mix 2 Parts Tron and 1 part Bit Trip Runner with a side order of 80’s style Electronica and Trace Vector is born. For what appears to be the debut title of Vexel Games it feels as though they’ve knocked out of the park already, I’m seriously impressed.
Created by a two man team Alex Hill (@VexelGames) and Tyler Poelstra (@VexelSoftware), with music by the amazing Michael Birch (AKA FlexStyle) we have a high octane modern retro action arcade game with some puzzle elements thrown in for good measure.
I really enjoyed the game. The music and gameplay are fantastic and while the gameplay itself is rather simple, the difficulty certainly ramps up the further you play through the game.
If you’re a fan of games like Bit Trip Runner, Tempest etc. that push your reflexes to the limit, have kick *** soundtracks and are super addictive to play, this is the game for you.
Really cool retro vector graphics. The soundtrack is particularly great, too.
It would be really cool to see this on a CRT screen arcade machine.
Another thing I'd like to see done with this is a sort of competetive multiplayer where you both race to the end and to get more points.
Nicely done, all around. Would recommend.