Editor Reviews

Vector Classic doesn’t ask for much. Just your attention and fast fingers. The game throws you into motion from the first frame — no intros, no stories to read. You’re a shadowy figure running for freedom, and there’s always someone right behind you.

This is a side-scrolling runner with a focus on parkour, not gimmicks. It's stripped-down in both visuals and concept. You move through a concrete maze of rooftops, ledges, ducts, and gaps. Everything is clean and minimal — silhouettes moving across a crisp city backdrop. The art style makes things feel both urgent and stylish. It's not trying to impress with graphics. It's trying to make you move — and move well.

The parkour-inspired movements are what keep the game interesting. The character animation is fluid, almost lifelike. Whether you're vaulting a fence or diving into a roll, it looks like someone trained for this. Every action flows into the next. When you hit the rhythm, it feels like you’re in control of a human being, not just a digital sprite. That’s the part that clicks.

And this isn’t a game where you win by smashing buttons. It’s more about timing, planning, and reacting. You learn quickly that running full speed into an electric gate or misjudging a jump can set you back. But the resets are instant. You fail, you restart. No loading screens, no penalties. You just try again, and eventually your fingers get smarter.

There’s progression, too. As you clear levels, you unlock new moves — not just for style, but for survival. A well-timed roll can save you from crashing into a blockade. A new flip move might help you dodge a trap. These upgrades shift how you approach sections, opening up new ways to play older levels.

The game doesn’t shove microtransactions in your face either. You can earn in-game rewards and skip the shop altogether. That makes the experience feel more complete, more playable on your terms.

At its best, Vector Classic feels less like a game and more like a test of rhythm and reaction. And when it clicks, it’s easy to forget you’re even holding a screen.

How to Play?

Step 1: Open the game from your home screen or app list. Once it loads, tap “Play” to get started.

Step 2: Start with the first level. More levels unlock as you finish each one. Each level begins with your character running — no countdown, no delay.

Step 3: Tap the right side of the screen to jump. Tap and hold for higher jumps. Swipe up to climb walls. Swipe down to slide under obstacles.

Step 4: Keep an eye on your speed. The way your runner leans forward shows how fast you’re going. Faster movement helps with longer jumps and smoother transitions.

Step 5: Expect to crash. You’ll fail early and often — that’s part of learning. The game restarts instantly, so you can practice without waiting.

Step 6: Each level ends with a score based on how smooth your run was and which stunts you pulled off. You can replay to improve your score.

Step 7: If the controls feel off, head to the settings menu. You can tweak sensitivity or sound. Beginners are better off sticking with the defaults at first.