Is Trip to Vinelands free?

Trip to Vinelands is currently listed at $0.99.

Who made Trip to Vinelands, and when did it come out?

It was developed by Walter Machado and published by Walter Machado, released on October 21, 2016.

What should I play if I like Trip to Vinelands?

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Trip to Vinelands - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Trip to Vinelands

Trip to Vinelands is a minimalist retro arcade game in which you guide a character through a succession of maze-like screens. The goal on each screen is to reach its edge while avoiding hazards. Moving walls, thorny obstacles, and mechanical hazards make each escape a test of quick reactions, spatial awareness, and timing. A collision ends the run, sending you back to the beginning. Screens are drawn from a set of recurring patterns, so learning their layouts can help you make progress. The game pairs its fast, demanding play with pixel-art visuals and an energetic soundtrack.

Guide a character through fast, maze-like screens, dodging moving hazards and reaching each exit without a collision.

Released 21 Oct 2016

85%positive of
1.6k player reviews

~~$0.99~~ $0.49

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Indie

Action

Procedural Generation

1980s

Players Praise Most

Satisfying Hard Runs
Distinctive Soundtrack
Retro Pixel Style
Quick Arcade Sessions

Common Player Critiques

Repetitive Screen Patterns
Full-Run Resets
Punishing Difficulty
Disorienting Screen Starts

85%

positive of 1.6k player reviews

Trip to Vinelands is a minimalist retro arcade game in which you guide a character through a succession of maze-like screens. The goal on each screen is to reach its edge while avoiding hazards.

Moving walls, thorny obstacles, and mechanical hazards make each escape a test of quick reactions, spatial awareness, and timing. A collision ends the run, sending you back to the beginning.

Screens are drawn from a set of recurring patterns, so learning their layouts can help you make progress. The game pairs its fast, demanding play with pixel-art visuals and an energetic soundtrack.

Players who enjoy the game often describe its demanding, fast-paced runs as absorbing, with successful progress or a completed run feeling satisfying. The distinctive soundtrack and retro presentation also draw praise. Other reviewers find the simple challenge repetitive or frustrating, especially when a collision erases a long run.