Games Reviews: VVVVVV

Friday 29 January 2010 00:00 GMT

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£9

Format Mac, PC

Publisher Distractionware

If you’re looking for something a little different from a newtitle, don’t judge a game by its graphics. True, 2D indie offeringVVVVVV looks positively prehistoric compared to the glittering effects offered by the average new release, but it offers a fiendishly tricky, extremely smart adventure that will test your problemsolving skills and reflexes aswell as your preconceptions. Don’t let the lo-fi look of the thing put you off this addictive piece of mind candy – for a free online demo or full download, visit Thelettervsixtim.es/.

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