High speed arcade shooter built in the style of a lost 1980s vector game. Fight across looping battlefields, defend ground installations and survive relentless waves of enemy attacks!
快適性とオーディオAdjustable DifficultyColor AlternativesCustom Volume ControlsKeyboard Only Option
システム要件
最低推奨OSWindows 10 (64-bit)同じプロセッサーIntel i3-6100 / AMD FX-6300 (dual/quad-core ~3.0 GHz)Intel i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600 or betterグラフィックIntel HD Graphics 530, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750, or AMD R7 250 (any GPU with ~2 GB VRAM, DirectX 11 support)NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti / GTX 1650, or AMD RX 570 (4 GB VRAM)メモリー4 GB RAM8 GB RAMストレージ500 MB available space1 GB available space
Vector Sevenについて
LONG LOST ARCADE STYLE. REBUILT FOR TODAY.
Vector Seven takes the speed, simplicity and score chasing intensity of early arcade games and slams it into a glowing vector battlefield.
Race across looping combat zones where the fight continues beyond the edge of the screen. Defend vital ground installations, intercept incoming attacks and survive increasingly relentless enemy waves.
THE BATTLEFIELD NEVER ENDS
Seamless looping battlefields. Threats can come from anywhere and what disappears behind you might soon be directly ahead.
DEFEND THE GROUND
Enemy bombers and attack waves target vital installations below, forcing you to prioritise threats and fight across the entire battlefield.
SURVIVE THE ONSLAUGHT
Face increasingly dangerous enemy formations, bombing runs, kamikaze attacks and other threats as battle escalates.
TURN THE TIDE
Grab weapon upgrades, deploy shields and use hyperspace to escape danger, reposition across the battlefield or reach a threatened target before it's too late.
CHASE THE HIGH SCORE
Learn the battlefield, master the controls and push your score higher with every run. Compete through Steam Leaderboards and prove how long you can survive.
Fast. Unforgiving. Built for one more go.
Vector Seven combines the directness of early arcade shooters with modern controls, effects and presentation… a lost vector arcade game from the 1980s that never actually existed... or did it?