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Is Vision Runner worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want to build custom first-person parkour courses
- Creators interested in sharing user-made maps with a player community
- Solo players who enjoy timed obstacle runs and community-created levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking multiplayer will reach a wall because multiplayer is listed as a planned feature rather than a current one.
- Players wanting a broad set of movement tricks, locations, weather, or game modes may find the current feature set limited.
- Players looking for a story-focused experience may not find the planned story creator relevant to the current game.
- Players who do not want to create or replay user-made courses may have limited interest in its central build-and-share structure.
Our take on Vision Runner
The bounce point arrives for players expecting multiplayer: the current loop centers on building or selecting maps and racing against the clock, while multiplayer remains a planned feature. Those seeking varied modes or a story framework may also find the present scope narrow.
What is Vision Runner?
Vision Runner is a first-person parkour game built around creating, sharing, and playing maps.
Its in-game editor uses a grid for placing blocks and objects on floors or other blocks. Completed parkours can be uploaded to the game's servers, where other players can access them through Parkour Central, the map browser. Players can run maps made by the developers or the community in races against the clock. Current movement options include climbing, sliding, wall running, and jumping over obstacles. The game is in development with Unreal Engine 4 and includes basic editor and sharing features in Early Access. Multiplayer, additional game modes, more editor content, extra tricks, weather, locations, characters, and a story creator are listed as planned features.
How Vision Runner plays
- 01Grid-Based Editor
- Places blocks and objects on surfaces or on top of other blocks when creating custom parkour courses.
- 02Community Map Sharing
- Uploads player-made courses to the game's servers for access by other players.
- 03Parkour Central Browser
- Provides a map browser for selecting developer-created and community-created courses.
- 04Timed Parkour Runs
- Puts players in races against the clock on available maps.
- 05Movement Techniques
- Current traversal includes climbing, sliding, wall running, and jumping over obstacles.
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Vision Runner: platforms & release
Is Vision Runner worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want to build custom first-person parkour courses. Skip it if: players seeking multiplayer will reach a wall because multiplayer is listed as a planned feature rather than a current one.
Where can I download Vision Runner?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Vision Runner's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Vision Runner on?
Windows only.
