RPGFit check
Is VED worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want story choices that can lead to different endings
- Turn-based strategy fans who enjoy using positioning in combat
- Fantasy adventure players interested in exploring two connected worlds
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a combat system that does not rely on turn-based encounters and positioning
- Players who prefer a linear story without irreversible decisions or alternative endings
- Players looking for a puzzle-focused game rather than an RPG
Our take on VED
The defining structure is Cyrus's ability to teleport between two interconnected worlds, with the story and exploration unfolding across both.
What is VED?
VED is a hand-drawn, story-driven RPG about Cyrus, a young man who can teleport between two connected worlds.
Players explore both settings, meet factions with competing views, and make choices that can have irreversible consequences and lead to different endings. Combat is turn-based, with positioning used to gain an advantage. In the Troglodyte village, players build structures to unlock spells and combine abilities for battles. Interactive events can place curses or blessings on Cyrus, with effects that may continue through the rest of a game. The story follows Cyrus as he learns about the two worlds and decides their fate.
How VED plays
- 01Two Connected Worlds
- Cyrus can teleport between settings that contain flying islands, unusual creatures, and dangerous monsters.
- 02Consequential Choices
- Decisions can have irreversible effects, shape relationships with key characters, and lead to alternative endings.
- 03Position-Based Combat
- Battles are turn-based, and positioning can provide an advantage against enemies.
- 04Village Construction
- Building structures in the Troglodyte village unlocks spells and abilities.
- 05Curses and Blessings
- Interactive events can impose effects that last until the end of a game.
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VED: platforms & release
Is VED worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want story choices that can lead to different endings. Skip it if: players seeking a combat system that does not rely on turn-based encounters and positioning.
Where can I download VED?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens VED's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is VED on?
Windows only.
