VVVVVV Mac Demo
Nov 11, 2010 Demo 1 commentMac VVVVVV demo, featuring a gravity flipping game mechanic, the game was developed by Terry Cavanagh and was released in 2010.
VVVVVV is a retro styled 2D platformer by Terry Cavanagh, creator of dozens of free games. You play as the fearless leader of a team of dimension exploring scientists who inadvertently crash, and are separated. The game involves exploring the strange world you've found yourself in, and reuniting your friends. VVVVVV explores one simple game mechanic: you cannot jump - instead, you reverse your own gravity at the press of a button. The game focuses on playing with this mechanic in a variety of interesting ways. The game is designed not to artificially gate your progress. In VVVVVV there are no locks, no power-ups, no switches, nothing to stop you progressing except the challenges themselves.
39 comments by Henley on Jul 28th, 2011
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Mac VVVVVV demo, featuring a gravity flipping game mechanic, the game was developed by Terry Cavanagh and was released in 2010.
Windows VVVVVV demo, featuring a gravity flipping game mechanic, the game was developed by Terry Cavanagh and was released in 2010.
Highest Rated (4 agree) 10/10
Challenging, frustrating, and insanely evil...Yet probably one of the best games I've played in a long time. It will kill you over and over again, but without leaving you with the feeling of lacking in accomplishment that most repetative deaths do. My only complaint is the controls can either be too sensative, or not enough. Otherwise the game is fun and simple, the way games used to be. I generally dispise gravity runner type games, but the scenery, simple yet fun plot, combine well with the challenging…
Nov 26 2011, 1:11am by infinateeff
this game crashes on startup, I can't seem to determine the problem, I'm running arch x64, anyone has a similar issue?
I found something out: Archlinux is missing libjpeg.so.62 and libslang.so.2, this game seems to need those, I tried to install them from the AUR but libslang is not there and installing them from another source makes the game segfault, so it's obiously missing some dependencies on some distros such as arch. I'm giving up on this one, since I have no idea of how to proceed from here, but I hope the developers or the desura team know about this so other people that buy this game area actually able to play it.
I think they've fixed the issue. The game worked for me on Arch now.
This game its just awesome,The graphics,the music,ALL THE GAME IS THE BEST
Just bought HB3....Then I bought it again to get the extra games...Wow...so simple, yet, so damn hard!
I LOVE IT almost as beast as AYIM.
Thanks for the rewrite, c++ linux version runs great!
Where is linux download available?
on the humble bundle page, desura for linux is not finished yet
Finally, it's been posted here, but shouldn't you change "Developed by" from Henley to Terry?