VIVIDLOPE

Rapid gravity arcade action! Dash! Spin! Slam! Paint!

VIVIDLOPE is a arcade, puzzle and 3d game developed and published by Jaklub.
Released on May 19th 2023 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: English and Japanese.

It has received 329 reviews of which 325 were positive and 4 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.0 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 6.53€ on Steam and has a 33% discount.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: 64bit Intel compatible Dual Core CPU
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Integrated Graphics Card
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 1 GB available space
  • Sound Card: Integrated Sound Card

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Oct. 2024
Vividlope is one my favourite indie games and I am looking forward to Jaklub's future creative ventures. I love everything about its presentation: art-style, character design, menus, humour, SFX and especially music. It all comes together perfectly. I understand it also has a very niche appeal - most games are bad at mixing action and puzzling; opting to have clear splits between the two (see any classic Resident Evil game). If you pick up and play, ( you should ), it may lean more towards action/platforming than puzzling for you. BUT, if you make the commitment to achieving Perfect rankings on each level, the game completely transforms. Suddenly every step matters, failure is waiting around every corner, and you are forced to learn the ins and outs of each item, enemy and obstacle. You'll need twitch-reactions, strategizing and back-up plans. Yeah it gets real hard. Yeah there are some gripes. I've seen complaints of the randomness factor and they are either blown out of proportion or come from a lack of game knowledge. My gripe is a bug concerning item spawns: some levels will outright not spawn queued powerups if you are standing in specific areas. This can make and break some attempts. The jumping controls can also take a lot to get use to. The warning about needing a good D-Pad is no joke. The Nintendo Switch version apparently addresses both these issues. When these updates come to the Steam version, it will become a Perfect game! (Wa wawa!) That's not hyperbole because there's also a level editor! (Mi mimi!) EDIT: This update is out now!
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Aug. 2024
Not my type of game. An easy going, y2k aesthetic and style game that does not really do its premise much for me cus I just end up playing it like a platformer. However, I appriciate the game, it does what it wants to do well and even more. This is not a bad game, I simply do not vibe with it. Its a quality game.
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May 2024
A better Q*Bert with more varied level design, ennemies, items, and Dreamcast / 200x years vibes. One of the main attractions of the game is that levels are full 3D, with some fun level design. It plays exactly as in the trailers - it works well with no camera issues. A really nice game overall, my main and only gripe with it is the nature of the difficulty. You are at the mercy of the RNG and level design (RNG is seemingly configured/tweaked per level) for ennemies and items spawn rate. Which means some levels are crowded with ennemies with few items to get rid of them, which may feel so difficult it can become frustrating. It feels unfair that things get so hectic in "easy" (!) mode, especially in the later worlds. Game provides easy and hard difficulties, I switched to easy early (world 2 or 3, maybe) and never tested hard. With that said, the game hopefully offers a pause (with a free camera mode), which helps planning, and the main character is very manoeuvrable, so things aren't totally unfair or unmanageable. If you are bad at these games, you should still consider playing since you will definitely be able to have fun in easy mode for a couple of hours until you reach the later worlds (there are 9+1). It took me ~8h30m to beat every level in easy mode.
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Jan. 2024
P u r e G a m i n g. Gaming distilled. Like Tetris or Pacman. Especially Pacman. Similar to running around a maze and eating all the dots, you clear stages by stepping on enough tiles to make them change color while also avoiding enemies that move in a predictable fashion, but can be deadly in combination with each other. This means getting better at the game requires planning routes and using your location to trigger enemy movement patterns. This can also be as easy or hard as you make it. If you just like blasting through levels while enjoying the ride and don't care about your score, awesome, should be fun. If you want to get the perfect rank on every level, you're going to be ripping your hair out about halfway through it. I wanted to write this recommendation sooner, after I actually finished the main mode, but I unfortunately fall into the latter category and got stuck after perfecting every stage up until Level 6 (the ice one.) At the time of this review, I've spent almost 30 hours playing, and I'm certain there will be many more when I pick it back up because there are more stages, modes, and apparently character(s) I haven't even touched yet. Lastly, for what I believe is largely a one-man team (aside from music) this is an extremely refined package. The aesthetics are sublime. The visual detail is extremely simple, both in texture and geometry, but they're purposefully utilized with all the right effects & colors, perfecting it's own sense-of-style. It's like if Windows XP and Chu Chu Rocket had a baby for the PSP. Also, you play a cute bunny.
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Dec. 2023
Absolutely my indie game of 2023. Vividlope is a great mix of really fun, unique and challenging. If you scroll through the reviews enough, you'll find people saying that 100% is a grind and it can be. My advice would be to play through it at your own pace and then decide if the 100% is worth it. I've greatly enjoyed it so much and this game was what sparked my interest in speedrunning again, now, I've become addicted to running it. 100000% worth the money
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VIVIDLOPE
9.0
325
4
Online players
1
Developer
Jaklub
Publisher
Jaklub
Release 19 May 2023
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