Vector 2 Premium
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $1.99 | Nekki Limited | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE
Descend through a huge and complex research facility and try to get out alive – over and over again.
GEAR UP
There’s no good run without good equipment! Try out experimental high-tech gear that will help you survive a little longer and discover ways to empower it.
ADD STYLE TO YOUR SKILL
Learn stunts to dodge deadly traps – and do it in the most badass way ever possible.
Reviews
Fixes
Natedog42O
Great game, an ending would be desirable. But the game has some issues, like when the drones are chasing you. Even if you do everything right and get over every obstacle perfectly they still damage you and it is inevitable. This frustrates me especially when I’m so close to an objective and the game ends my run because the drones A.I. is messed up; or is it apart of the game to be killed for doing everything correct?
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it
Daniel zaph
As a person who enjoyed the first vector and wanted to know what happens next, I feel sort of let down. It felt good to have the simple stuff goin but now there’s armor, and u can’t buy tricks in advance. U have to get them from crates and micro transactions. Like you can’t enjoy the game without draining your bank account. But... it’s still an ok game tho
It’s Based On Luck, Not Skill
Bensh0
This is a great game in theory, but the problem is that if you don’t have some unbelievable luck, you won’t make it through all the levels. It’s barely based on skill because there are locks on doors, and if you weren’t lucky enough to have a key (which are rarely found) or a charge to break the door (which you need to level up to recharge and you can’t level up unless you get super lucky and get the right upgrades) and if you don’t have either of those, then you are guaranteed to lose at least one charge off some piece of armor. There is no way to avoid this. It isn’t based on skill, just dumb luck. I would get it if when you miss the lock it makes it very difficult to get through the area, but still possible.
Good, but has bugs and Quality of Life issues
Brilliant Brian
The gameplay itself is very good, an improvement on the original in every way. However, everytime I want to play I cannot skip the opening cutscene and all the achievements I have earned pop back up on top of the screen. This just makes it harder to get to the game at its best, which is just jumping straight into the action. I also have encountered a bug at Level 29 of Labs where after loading the level, I will be shown a blue screen with my charges at the top and all I can do is pause and unpause the game; there is no sound and I don’t move or at least don’t take damage so I can’t die and reset. Please fix
Terrible controls
Jasonx765
The game would be really fun to play , if you could actually move. I shouldn’t have to press and swipe so hard I nearly break the screen just to jump up to a high level or wall vault. On top of that, floor 25 is literally impossible. There’s no way to make it to the reactor before it explodes.
Disappointing sequel
Lewdtoons
This game could be so much more. The original Vector was awesome. It was so awesome that I shelled out money for Vector 2 Premium because I thought it was either going to be better than Vector or more of the same (which I would have been fine with). Instead Vector 2 turns into a freemium endless runner with an incomplete story. The gameplay is much of the same and even improves from the first game in a lot of areas, but the added content (and glitches) really kills the game for me. The darkness mechanic is stupid and only designed to kill you unfairly. The SWARM is kind of stupid but can be fixed by making it slightly slower so that with perfect play you can still escape. The key and lock mechanic is annoying, I don’t understand why you would do that unless it was for monetary gain. Finally, this game is glitchy. So many of them, and they come in a variety of effects. Some kill you when you don’t deserve it, others slightly bug the playing experience. All in all, I was really looking forward to a worthy Vector sequel, and instead I got this game. A far cry from what made the first game so good.
