Vaporwave World Reviews

nice chill game

it's a nice place to just relax

I really like the concept of this game, but here are some suggestions how you could improve it: flying mode like in Minecraft changing the size of objects rotating objects more objects (like Arizona cans or Michelangelos David) and I dont understand why there is an object cooldown

This game, looks like a "dead game" but the tematic IS FCKING AMAZING, it´s kinda hard, but if u like vaporwave, try it express yourself and hey u can always get your money bak ;)

Good game, you just need to put buildings, walls, ceilings, roofs, more trees, vehicles, and stuff like that, and you'd have a great game guys, it works well, I love it, and for the price, can't go wrong. So far I enjoy the platforms, can kinda make like a mario 64 map out of them, and the pyramids, light effects, and gun is cool.

The game is in DESPERATE need of a soundtrack. It is so eerily silent. There are not enough build pieces, it is a pain to build things as you have to open backpack, be in build mode, right click (for whatever reason it's right instead of left) on a build piece, press b again to close the backpack so you can interact with reality again, then left click to place it. F and G are supposQedly zoom, but it's just a weird beam of light. There is nothing to do in the game. There are several bugs - several of the build pieces don't even snap to the ground, they just hover. The mouse sometimes just... stops doing anything and you have to press esc, then go back off of the esc screen, go into shooting mode, then move mouse around (often have to shoot too) to get it to work again. Heck, you can't even trust the floor as sometimes you fall through. "Set your own custom lighting" amounts to a slider for brightness, and a color palette of 5 colors to pick from. Hardly custom lighting. I waited for the sky clock thing to count down to 0 thinking "Well, I DO have a gun, maybe I'm building a defense in the day and then at night I have to fight off a wave of zombies" but.. nope, it just becomes the next day. Guess there's not even any point in the gun - other than fixing the camera lol. I'm just going to let it run in the background for the achievements (which this game has Limited Steam Profile, so it won't even count in my list of 100%ed games) and then uninstall it. TL;DR - Trash game with nothing to do in it and it somehow does a bad job of implementing the nothingness that it has. 0/10.

‘Vaperwave World’ is an abandoned, incomplete, and very buggy mess. The developers who made this are notorious for quickly producing low quality games. Last game update was May 2020. If you are looking for a decent sandbox world building game, I recommend ‘Superbuild’ or even ‘Minigolf Maker’ – both of which have excellent, easy to use world building tools. >> Problems I have ran into while playing ‘Vaperwave World’ << * Most of the tools and even the camera tend to stop functioning at random – I found that going into perspective mode and back fixes it most of the time. * Motion blur is very bad, and can not be turned off. * Very few objects to place. * No music at all. Only has 6 sound effects that I heard. * Poorly optimized, lag spikes are an issue. * In building mode, there is only 3rd person over-the-sholder view, and you can only place objects by moving your person around while making attempts to move the camera angle. Many of the models are very large, and I can not see what I am doing 90% of the time. * Can not place objects in perspective mode, which would make it a LOT LOT easier!!! * Can not select multiple objects for copy/paste. * Can not scale objects before placing. * Can not choose height I can place objects, despite the Store Page claiming I can. * The toolbox numbers are listed in Japanese, while the rest of the game is in English. * Why are there shooting mechanics in a building game?

A very unique and atmospheric building game! The look and feel of the artwork is what sets this game apart. If you were around in the late 80s to early 90s, this will take you back. The screenshots make great backgrounds and screen-savers! Changing the lighting level and color has a dramatic effect on the look of the environment. I would recommend a "Cinematic" mode that removes all text and HUD info from the screen for better screenshots. It is very early in the development schedule, so there's not much going on game-wise. There are 10 or so decoration pieces. You can place all the items on the ground level or in the air. So far, there is only one flat panel that you can place, and then place other items on it. More deco will be added. Some more building pieces would be nice, like walls, window, and door panels. Then, players could build a home. A "snap to place" feature for panels - so they connect seamlessly - would be nice. The deco items are unlocked as time passes in the game. That is also how the achievements are unlocked. Your progress is saved when exiting the game. There is a large timer that floats in the air to keep track of your time in the game. I found myself wishing for one that I could place in the world, and add text or images to. Looking forward to seeing this project take shape!