Vector Thrust

TimeSymmetry · Jul 2, 2015

Rating pending

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Vector Thrust is a fast-paced action-arcade flight simulator with a unique cel shaded art style for PC. With an extensive variety of game modes like the unpredictable and vicious Quick Action, a customizable Skirmish Mode, and multiple immersive story-based campaigns, Vector Thrust aims to please both players wanting to get straight into the sky and those who love a flexible, diverse and customizable gaming experience.

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Critic 4.9 (4 critics) · Gamer 5.3

Critic reviews

COGconnected
Lucas Raycevick · Jul 30, 2015
3.5
Flight Combat games are rarely made these days, so when a developer decides to enter this niche genre, you would think that they would ensure they are developing a sound product. The only impression this game delivers is that its creators didn’t care to give Vector Trust the polish it deserved. Not a single element in this game stands out as remarkable or even remotely average.
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Cubed3
Ofisil · Sep 16, 2015
3.0
With Vector Thrust, TimeSymmetry impressed a great number of flying simulation enthusiasts, and not without reason, because, underneath the vast number of flaws, it hides lots of promise. Its "sin" was its ill-advised decision to put this half-made product on sale, and claiming it to be complete. Unfortunately, a full release needs more than a promise of a good game; it needs to actually be one.
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Game Watcher
Nick Horth · Jul 16, 2015
7.5
It’s a shame, because there’s some surprisingly solid voice work, and clearly a lot of effort has been put into providing something a bit more ambitious than you might expect from such a small-budget game. There are a few spelling mistakes scattered here and there, and all the story scenes are simple narration over a still image, but there’s still a charm to its low-budget storytelling.
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Multiplayer.it
Simone Tagliaferri · Jul 14, 2015
5.5
Il risultato è un titolo in gran parte monco, di cui si percepisce l'incompiutezza. Peccato, perché si percepiscono anche grandi potenzialità inespresse e un profondo amore per il genere da parte di chi lo ha realizzato, amore che in questo caso è rimasto incastrato tra le maglie di una produzione problematica, che lo ha reso ineffabile come i più grandi sentimenti, o come il peggiore dei rimpianti.
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