ActionFit check
Is Vitrum worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- First-person puzzle fans who want platforming built around physics and powers
- Players who enjoy experimenting with different crystal colors and ability combinations
- Level creators who want to make stages and share them with a community
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led campaign, since the described structure centers on solving and completing stages
- Players looking for straightforward platforming without physics-based powers and environmental puzzles
- Players seeking a combat-focused action game
Our take on Vitrum
Instead of treating gravity as a fixed rule of platforming, Vitrum makes its inversion a player-controlled ability. Crystal powers also replace a standard movement set, while the editor and shared stages extend play beyond the supplied levels.
What is Vitrum?
Vitrum is a first-person 3D puzzle-platform game set in a desert laboratory.
Players control an android that absorbs energy from crystals, with each color granting a different power. Energy can be held in either hand, allowing powers to be combined to solve puzzles and reach each stage’s exit. Abilities include reversing gravity, creating crystal platforms and making very high jumps. Some crystals provide powers, while others harm the android. Players can collect crystal shards to unlock Insane stages. The game includes more than 45 stages, a stage editor and stages shared by the community.
How Vitrum plays
- 01Combined crystal powers
- The android can absorb energy with both hands and mix abilities to tackle puzzles.
- 02Gravity reversal
- Players can choose when and where to invert gravity while moving through the 3D stages.
- 03Community-made stages
- A stage editor supports player-created levels that can be shared with the community.
- 04Insane stage unlocks
- Collecting crystal shards opens access to additional stages in this difficulty tier.
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Vitrum: platforms & release
Is Vitrum worth it?
It is worth it if: first-person puzzle fans who want platforming built around physics and powers. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign, since the described structure centers on solving and completing stages.
Where can I download Vitrum?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Vitrum's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Vitrum on?
Windows only.
