VAPORUM WALKTHROUGH PC

All this works well and Vaporum itself really has managed to sink its claws into me, seeing me becoming addicted to the gameplay and composition of this world.

There is also a stop time option that gives you a moment to analyze the best strategy around you. You have special combat abilities as well, gaining them later on in the game, like an electrical blast that detonates in a small radius around you. Ammo is scarce and the combat is enjoyable when you get used to using the grid movements to your advantage. Combat consists of melee attacks with a crossbar, mace or sword, while long-range attacks normally revolve around the use of a pistol or a rifle. As you move across the underground levels you will encounter a number of monsters in your way, fighting them back in the process. Vaporum has puzzles, where you have to work out traps, triggers and find keys for locked doors. But enough of my moaning, what is it that you are actually doing in this game?

Other controls like accessing the inventory and picking up items can become unwieldy at times and it really does feel quite old fashioned. Sometimes it made me feel sick, sometimes I questioned what the point of it was, rather than just delivering some free-flowing movement, but mostly I started to really enjoy it, particularly when getting involved in combat where it almost becomes like playing a game of chess. Just getting used to the grid-like movements in the game will either kill your spirit or make you fall totally in love with it.

VAPORUM WALKTHROUGH PC

I’ll be honest with you and say that the controls of Vaporum do take a bit of getting used to, and that’s to do with the port from PC to console.

Vaporum walkthrough