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Panel #1: A.K: Oh boy! there's a checkpoint ahead! I hope I can make it.

Panel #2: A.K: Whew! that was close! let's see if I can get across the next one.

Panel #3: A.K: Ha! nailed it! I must be really good at this.

Panel #4: A.K: So far so good. just a little bit more!

Panel #5: *Hit the spikes and died* A.K: Aw nuts! now I gotta start this crap over again!

I was playing a game on adobe flash called VVVVVV ( not to be confuse with WWW ) which is a 2D puzzle platform video game where players control Captain Viridian, who at the outset of VVVVVV must evacuate the spaceship along with the captain's crew, when the ship becomes affected by dimensional interference. the crew escapes through a teleporter on the ship; however, Captain Viridian becomes separated from the rest of the crew on the other end of the teleporter. upon returning to the ship, the Captain learns that the ship is trapped in an alternate dimension and that the ship's crew has been scattered throughout this dimension. the player's goal is to rescue the missing crew members and find the cause of the dimensional interference.

Unlike most platforming games, in VVVVVV the player is not able to jump, but instead can reverse the direction of gravity when standing on a surface, causing Captain Viridian to fall either upwards or downwards. the player uses this mechanic to traverse the game's environment and avoid various hazards, including stationary spikes and moving enemies. later areas introduce new mechanics such as moving floors or rooms which, upon touching one edge of the screen, cause the player character to appear on the other side. VVVVVV contains eight main levels situated inside a larger open world for the player to explore. due to its high level of difficulty, the game world contains many checkpoints, to which the player's character is reset upon death.

My conclusion is this game is not too bad but also frustrating depending on where to go or how many times players kept dying on some places that is hard to get pass.

I give this game a 6.5 out of 10.

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Panel #1: A.K: Oh boy! there's a checkpoint ahead! I hope I can make it.

Panel #2: A.K: Whew! that was close! let's see if I can get across the next one.

Panel #3: A.K: Ha! nailed it! I must be really good at this.

Panel #4: A.K: So far so good. just a little bit more!

Panel #5: *Hit the spikes and died* A.K: Aw nuts! now I gotta start this crap over again!

I was playing a game on adobe flash called VVVVVV ( not to be confuse with WWW ) which is a 2D puzzle platform video game where players control Captain Viridian, who at the outset of VVVVVV must evacuate the spaceship along with the captain's crew, when the ship becomes affected by dimensional interference. the crew escapes through a teleporter on the ship; however, Captain Viridian becomes separated from the rest of the crew on the other end of the teleporter. upon returning to the ship, the Captain learns that the ship is trapped in an alternate dimension and that the ship's crew has been scattered throughout this dimension. the player's goal is to rescue the missing crew members and find the cause of the dimensional interference.

Unlike most platforming games, in VVVVVV the player is not able to jump, but instead can reverse the direction of gravity when standing on a surface, causing Captain Viridian to fall either upwards or downwards. the player uses this mechanic to traverse the game's environment and avoid various hazards, including stationary spikes and moving enemies. later areas introduce new mechanics such as moving floors or rooms which, upon touching one edge of the screen, cause the player character to appear on the other side. VVVVVV contains eight main levels situated inside a larger open world for the player to explore. due to its high level of difficulty, the game world contains many checkpoints, to which the player's character is reset upon death.

My conclusion is this game is not too bad but also frustrating depending on where to go or how many times players kept dying on some places that is hard to get pass.

I give this game a 6.5 out of 10.