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diskland @disk_land

https://youtu.be/1lBqRVSzZyE?t=679 <-- Timecode

Check out "x1 vs. the vector space" in my

Gamejolt compilation #4

Calango @Calango

Hey, SINO. I finally made the video you've been waiting for. It's kinda short, but here it is! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeVYXXwEF-g

Freezedown @Freezedown

Your Video has been uploaded I did enjoy the game, a bit simplistic but thats ok. Just haven't always been a fan of games like that but I did enjoy it so feel free to give it a look, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cehdf1pa9g&feature=youtu.be

cammySashimi @cammySashimi

Neat little game. I liked the whole math and programming theme behind the displays. The movement was smooth, the controls were responsive, and the music was good. My only complaint was that the sound effects were pretty loud, but it's awesome that you put a menu option for that!

Psycosis-The-Psych-Gamer @Psycosis-The-Psych-Gamer

Sino Thank you for letting me play your game i enjoyed the basic aspect of it. keep working hard! https://youtu.be/ieOr_tZ6BU0

Game Soundtrack

1 song

soundTrackVector (by TERMISTOTEL )

1.soundTrackVector (by TERMISTOTEL )

X1 vs. the Vector Space is an aspiring top-down shooter set in a strange world of euclidean mathematics, where the player is tasked with battling the ever growing hordes of armed vectors whose sole purpose is to see the player nullified.

The randomly generated worlds contain progressively stronger enemies, armed with more power the further you venture in. Choose to fight in the exponentially tougher Solo mode, or ask a friend to help you in Local co-op. If that is not enough, you can test your skills in Versus mode to determine who is the ultimate vector once and for all! (text by Plaguebringer)

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#retro

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You can move diagonally by pressing two keys at the same time
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Development Stage

Complete

Engine/Language

Python

Published On

March 14, 2015