VEX 4

Vex 4 doesn’t mess around with easy stuff. You’re dropping straight into one of the hardest stickman platformers out there, where every step could be your last. Expect brutal obstacles like spikes, saw blades, and crazy jumps that demand sharp timing and insane reflexes. It’s the kind of game where dying over and over isn’t just normal—it’s basically guaranteed.





The controls are simple, but mastering them is a whole other story. Running and jumping might sound easy, but Vex 4 throws in wall runs, slides, and ledge grabs that you need to nail perfectly. One slip, and you’re back to the start, which happens a lot. You’ve gotta know when to sprint, when to jump early or late, and when to hang tight on walls because the tiniest mistake will send you flying into spikes or crushing saw blades. It’s punishing, but that’s what keeps it addictive.





Levels start straightforward but quickly turn insane. Early stages ease you into the mechanics, but don’t get comfortable. Before long, platforms start moving, floors drop away, and timing becomes a nightmare. Precision is key—sometimes you’ll have to pull off crazy wall jumps while avoiding spinning blades that feel impossible to dodge. The challenge keeps ramping up, and just when you think you’re getting good, the game throws new obstacles to keep you sweating.





Vex 4 also keeps score on how fast you finish levels, making speedruns a legit part of the fun. If you’re the type who loves beating your own time or competing for the top spot, you’ll find yourself replaying the same tricky stages hundreds of times just to shave off a second. That push for perfection is addicting even if the frustration hits hard every time you fall.





Don’t expect any hand-holding here. There’s no tutorial telling you the easiest way through—just a brutal platforming gauntlet waiting to wreck you. The levels are designed to punish any slip-ups, but if you’re patient and persistent, you’ll get better and start stringing together flawless runs. That feeling of finally beating a tough stage perfectly is what keeps players coming back, rage quits and all.





In short, Vex 4 is a hardcore stickman challenge that demands perfect timing, lightning-fast reflexes, and a whole lot of retries. It’s frustrating but crazy fun for anyone who loves tough platformers that don’t cut you any slack. If you want a game that’ll test your skills and patience to the max, Vex 4 is where you want to be.

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