Vesper: Zero Light Edition

Cordens Interactive / Jul 30, 2021 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie

Singleplayer

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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Thousands of years after the activation of the Vesper Protocol, a small android crosses a fallen world, hunted by merciless machines, to control the power of Light and decide the fate of his race.

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What's new

Demo Update!

2021-02-09

Hi humans! We are releasing a small patch to address the most common issues some of you are experiencing with the Demo. Thank you for everyone that played it in the last few days and took some time to provide feedback. Here's is a short list of what changes with the new patch: • Fixed issue with final cutscene not showing up correctly. • Fixed compatibility with screen aspect ratios different from 16:9. • Added checkpoint to last part of the demo to prevent frustration from dying because of a Sentinel. • Other minor fixes. As always, if you like the game, please consider adding it to your wishlist! Until next time, Tom

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What players say

Mostly Positive

70% positive, 30 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

Incredible visuals and soundtrack, and overall the game is very clearly drawing inspiration from the original oddworld games which are great. However... This game has absolutely TERRIBLE level design and gameplay. I was bored within about 20 minutes and only pushed past an hour in hopes that it would eventually start getting interesting, but it doesn't seem like it ever does. 90% of your playtime is just holding...

38 found this helpful, 2021-12-29

Recommended3 hrs played

All in all I can say, if you liked Oddworld you will probably like Vesper as it employs a similar style of gameplay. Instead of trying to figure out how to save your people, you juggle light sources around try to sneak them past enemies, which is especially interesting because you can't hide as long as you stand in light or carry light. There are still a lot of similarities though, as you still get to possess enemies...

21 found this helpful, 2021-07-31

Recommended1 hrs played

Vesper: Zero Light is bloody beautiful. As a puzzle platformer the gameplay's pretty simple and the puzzles fairly easy but I suspect that's a deliberate choice to prevent distracting the player from the beauty and the journey. It also means your kids can enjoy it. Vesper is first and foremost a work of art. The art & cinematography are absolutely stunning and it's a pleasure to explore the world and uncover it's...

4 found this helpful, 2022-06-02