VVVVVV is one of the most interestingly simple, yet perfectly satisfying puzzle platformers to have ever come out of the indie scene. Terry Cavanagh has supported the game and the gaming community has ...
How do you make a platform game without jumping? That's the question legendary indie game developer Terry Cavanagh asks in VVVVVV, the iconic gravity-flipping platformer. Boasting a very deserved, ...
VVVVVV’s hook arises from the way that it plays with gravity and direction and, more crucially, in the way that it lets the player fiddle with these ideas too. The idea isn’t ever properly explained ...
The fearsomely difficult VVVVVV, by British indie developer and Forbes 30 under 30 nominee Terry Cavanagh, which celebrates a mobile release and a free authoring tool's availability Thursday. You may ...
Last week, Dicey Dungeons creator Terry Cavanagh celebrated the 10th anniversary of an earlier game, VVVVVV, by releasing its source code to the public. In layman’s terms, this means that the average ...
There is no word on whether or not the level editor that was recently released for the PC will make its way over to the 3DS version, though with the lack of emphasis Nintendo puts on online play it ...
If you already own VVVVVV and have it on your Nintendo 3DS, there will be no problem running and playing it. However, others will need to wait for it to return to the Nintendo 3DS eShop to purchase ...
Indie title VVVVVV, the minimalistic platformer created by Terry Cavanagh, reached its tenth anniversary earlier this week. To mark the occasion, Cavanagh announced on his blog that he was releasing ...
It’s hard to believe that gamers have shifting gravity to dodge spike in the Indie game VVVVV for a decade, but January 10 marked the tenth anniversary of the popular platformer. To celebrate, the ...
Super-hard indie platformer VVVVVV has been removed from the North American 3DS eShop following the publication of a homebrew exploit. VVVVVV developer Terry Cavanagh has been a bit dumbfounded by the ...
VVVVVV was developed almost entirely by the one-man operation Distractionware, previously responsible for several web games like Don't Look Back (which you can play right here) that look like they ...
Editor's note: This review originally appeared in January, when VVVVVV was made available on the North American 3DS eShop. We present it today to mark the game's release on the eShop in Europe. Terry ...
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