Vertigo (2016)

Zulubo Productions

PC (Microsoft Windows)

3.50 from 6 ratings

176 members have it in their collection · 2 playing now · 102 backlogged · 2 wish listed

How long? Main story 3h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Vertigo is a first person story-based shooter for the HTC Vive. Explore the sprawling underground facilities of Planck Interdimensional's Quantum Reactor, filled with dark secrets, adorable drones, and parallel universes. You find yourself in the bowels of this machine after being whisked away from your home, and, armed with only the tools you can find, you must make your way … Read more
Vertigo is a first person story-based shooter for the HTC Vive. Explore the sprawling underground facilities of Planck Interdimensional's Quantum Reactor, filled with dark secrets, adorable drones, and parallel universes. You find yourself in the bowels of this machine after being whisked away from your home, and, armed with only the tools you can find, you must make your way to the surface, and the truth. This machine lies mysteriously abandoned, but there may be something lurking in the darkness. Why else would those adorable security drones shoot on sight, and the turrets do their best to blast you into a small crater? Face the challenge of escaping the depths of the quantum reactor. Read less
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Release dates

  • Dec 22, 2016 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)

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killerstar

Status killerstar Apr 12, 2023

After a few hours, the game now feels a bit repetitive and all the little annoyances are starting to pile up without the novelty to smooth them out.

I think the biggest problem is that the weapons just don't feel any good. Not only they don't have any impact, but they are objectively underpowered. Even the most basic enemies can …

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After a few hours, the game now feels a bit repetitive and all the little annoyances are starting to pile up without the novelty to smooth them out.

I think the biggest problem is that the weapons just don't feel any good. Not only they don't have any impact, but they are objectively underpowered. Even the most basic enemies can take more than a full clip from the starting pistol and even several shots from one latter game weapon. And to compound the issue, guns have too much recoil so actually hitting the enemies is too hard. Even one with a sniper-like shooting mode failed to hit an enemy weakspot just a few meters in front of me (which lead to a very frustrating bossfight).

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killerstar

Status killerstar Apr 11, 2023

The demo for Vertigo 2 convinced me to get it, but then Steam offered me a bundle with Vertigo 1 for the same price so I decided to give it a go. This one feels much more primitive but not bad. Fewer enemy variety. Some level design reliant on teleporting. A lot of emphasis on melee with a sword, which …

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The demo for Vertigo 2 convinced me to get it, but then Steam offered me a bundle with Vertigo 1 for the same price so I decided to give it a go. This one feels much more primitive but not bad. Fewer enemy variety. Some level design reliant on teleporting. A lot of emphasis on melee with a sword, which was the motion-control darling for a while (and I don't really like that much).

There's not a lot of complexity but it's got enough weirdness and personality for me to want to know more.

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