VVVVVV is a new indie game developed by a guy called Terry Cavanagh. It's a rather simple platformer with nice gameplay and some fresh ideas. In short it's awesome.

It's not free (costs like 10 bucks), but you can try out the demo for free at:
http://thelettervsixtim.es/

You can also buy it from the same site.

Here's a gameplay video:


While the game is pretty short, there's lots of extras that can take you a lot of time (and patience) to do so it's definitely worth its price.

Give it a try!

I couldve sworn it was 15$, and there's a huge thread about it at TIGSource debating the price and gameplay and stuff.

Might be true. If you donated $10 before it was released, you'd get it when it was released. Maybe the guy upped the price after the actual release.

It's like that NES robot game where you can flip gravity.

I heard about this, saw vids about the demo recently and it does look insanely cool but


no way I'm paying 10-15$ for a game like this, even if only to support the indie industry...

What, why? Do you pay money for "professional" games? And if your answer is yes, why wouldn't you pay a fraction of what you would normally pay for something that looks "insanely cool"?

Also you should play the demo if you haven't, this game rules but is hard as fucking hell.

I beat the game with 20/20 trinkets and around 300 deaths today. Can't wait to try out no-death mode.

if you can't wait then don't wait and go play it.

stupidface

Too late for that.. Also I haven't unlocked it yet. xD