Fit check
Is Vex Clock worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-adventure players who want shooting and platforming across a level-based campaign
- Players who enjoy switching among a party with different weapon roles
- Players seeking character-focused choices that affect the ending
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer a single protagonist rather than managing and swapping among five characters
- Players seeking a fixed story outcome instead of choices that alter character futures and the ending
- Players looking for a purely third-person or purely first-person action game
Our take on Vex Clock
The branching character structure trades a single, fixed narrative for decisions about party bonds and personal missions. Attention can be concentrated on one character or divided across several, but that choice is tied to different possible outcomes rather than one uniform campaign result.
What is Vex Clock?
Vex Clock is a clockpunk action-adventure combining third-person and first-person shooting with platforming across 20+ oil-themed levels.
Five protagonists pursue their own response to a kingdom thrown into turmoil after the king’s death. Each character uses a distinct weapon, including a long-range pistol, close-range shotgun, or crowd-control railgun. Party management and switching characters during combat are central to progressing. Personal missions can restrict the number of available party members, while completing them influences the ending. Choices about which characters to support, and which bonds to form, affect their futures and the final outcome. The campaign can focus on one character’s story or divide attention among several.
How Vex Clock plays
- 01Mixed shooting perspective
- Levels combine third-person and first-person action with running, jumping, and gunplay.
- 02Five playable protagonists
- The cast includes characters with distinct weapon roles, such as long-range, close-range, and crowd-control options.
- 03Party switching
- Changing characters during combat is part of the progression and battle system.
- 04Branching character outcomes
- Bond choices and decisions about which personal missions to complete alter the ending.
- 05Restricted personal missions
- Some character-focused missions limit the number of party members available.
Vex Clock compared to similar games
Vex Clock combines third-person and first-person shooting with party switching, character bonds, and branching personal missions. Hentai Vs Furries is also a third-person shooting game with guns, but its description emphasizes quests for skins, multiple camera angles, emotes, and a main mode rather than party-based character outcomes. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a chaotic metroidvania, while Vex Clock centers on a five-character party and mission-driven endings.
Vex Clock: platforms & release
Is Vex Clock worth it?
It is worth it if: action-adventure players who want shooting and platforming across a level-based campaign. Skip it if: players who prefer a single protagonist rather than managing and swapping among five characters.
Where can I download Vex Clock?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Vex Clock's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Vex Clock on?
Windows only.
