VIVIDLOPE
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VIVIDLOPE is an arcade game with a puzzle flavor, where the goal is to color the stages with the right color. Step on the tiles until you’ve cleared the target percentage. Sounds easy? It’s anything but! In this twisted realm, walking on walls and ceilings is a regular occurrence, as the gravity beneath your feet constantly adapts to where you’re going. On top of that, hostile beings continuously arrive through the portals and the color changing patterns become more complex as you beat the stages, so keep calm and stay grounded – as long as you remember wherever the ground is!
- Arcade game with a puzzle bent
- Dazzling stages to traverse from all sides
- Nonlinear progression – pick the stage you want to go to next, save the difficult ones for later
- The Power Meter mechanic rewards smart routing with higher speed – think ahead and boost your chances of survival
- Enter the Bonus Phase and try clearing 100% of the stage!
- Plethora of different obstacles that will keep you on your toes – maneuver between shockwaves, squeeze into tight openings and outsmart the foes darting your way
- Lots of stuff that will help you on your way – kick the paint rollers, burst the dusty flowers
- Grab the items and go wild with the souped-up powerups – dispatch enemies, flush the screen with a flurry of colors!
- Ranking system that will keep you coming back!
Game Discussion
Steam User 9
Feels more like a PS2 launch game than a lot of the actual PS2 launch lineup. Territory control game where you paint tiles by walking on them but that's spiced up with some very interesting stage topography and design. I've played other games with this same general concept but I usually don't see them laid out this well or feel this good. I dunno what it is but I just keep coming back to it so I chip away at a few more stages.
Steam User 9
This game is probably one of the most fun videogames I have had the chance to complete, sure it is very hard and frustrating at times but it also feels so rewarding from a completionist point of view, even for a more casual player this game offers a lot of levels that are just a treat to the eyes and ears, visuals are amazing, music is great and wavy, I just really really really like this one, truly a hidden gem that deserves a lot more attention than it gets
Steam User 9
Ok normally the reviews i write are just if the game is good or not and like some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ joke, but genuinely Vividlope is one of the best games I've played, and it is a damn shame that it's as obscure as it is.
There's nothing quite like the gameplay, the art is tied for the best art in any game I've played and the cutscenes, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥ amazing enough for me to go out of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mode and write an honest review for once.
Steam User 9
this is almost definitely my new favorite timekill whenever im not in the mood for narrative-focused stuff. just an absolutely lovely thing. you can obviously discern from the store page that its very arcadey so that's not what im going to be writing about here.
this game makes me feel comfy. not in the sense of being superficially calm and relaxing but rather that every piece of its craft, the UI and character design and the music, is presented with such a sense of pride that makes you really feel like you're in good company the whole way through.
it's not just a good game but a game that feels like its very grateful and overjoyed to be played, if that makes any sense at all. and i really adore that.
Steam User 6
Vividlope is super chill. It's an easy game to pick up and play for a few minutes. There are a wide variety of levels, which keeps the simple arcade-style gameplay fresh. Outside of story mode, there is also an "endless" mode.
I have cleared almost every stage on normal difficulty. Two stages remain that, up to now, have proven particularly challenging.
I love the aesthetics. It captures perfectly the kind of look that could be found in the very late '90s and early '00s. Vividlope would not look out of place on the Sega Dreamcast right beside something like ChuChu Rocket! (the exclamation point is part of the title).
Highly recommended for folks who appreciate the art style and like arcade action-puzzle games.
Steam User 6
This game would be perfect as an arcade cabinet, but I'm kind of glad it isn't, because if it was, I would go broke playing it.
Steam User 8
Buy this game for the cute bnnuy
Stay for the perfect arcade kino sexperience