Instead, here's the story trailer that demonstrates that these guys apparently know how to make animation look good, and here's a bonus video of a Russian dude playing the game. I'm a nice guy, so I'm not going to post a screenshot. As in, it looks a lot like that - it's silhouetted protagonist moves with what looks like pretty convincing weight and energy against a surprisingly realistic-looking world, but it differs in the addition of more arcadey features like a points system for different combinations of moves and for collecting objects in the world. In short, it looks like the side-scrolling bastard child of Mirror's Edge and Bit.Trip Runner (without the music). Well, right now it's on special for ~$5.50 on Steam, so I picked it up and I'll report back tomorrow with gameplay impressions. There are two whole reviews of it on Metacritic. Vector Rush is a parkour online game where you will be controlling your character that will be continuously running. Hay un total de 15 niveles esperndote en el juego y, por supuesto, su dificultad seguir. Tambin estars saltando entre edificios, etc. Tu objetivo ser saltar en el momento adecuado para superar muchos obstculos diferentes. Vector is one of the most irresistible running games in the Parkour class, where you assume the part of an opportunity cherishing sprinter who runs against the setup extremist framework You will end up in a not far-off future, wherein ideas, for example, opportunity and uniqueness, have become just a credulous dream.

Vector was released in the dying days of 2013, and apparently Nekki GmbH couldn't have worse timing, because nobody seems to have even heard of it. Vector Rush es un juego de parkour en lnea en el que controlars a tu personaje que correr continuamente.

Vector parkour game