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There's only so much to say about Vane, an exploratory experience one can get through in a single sitting, without veering into spoiler territory. Vane is a... Read more

Vane follows in the footsteps of many arty puzzle-platformers before it, but a lack of a strong voice and purpose keep it from being great. Read more

Vane comes across as an interesting concept, yet a light one that lacks polish. Read more

Vane has you gliding through dark, puzzling environments, but struggles under the weight of bugs and poor performance. Read more

The industry can always use more risky passion projects like this, even if they don’t always reach their full potential. Read more

Though it boasts a resoundingly striking aesthetic, a haphazard save system coupled with a raft of glitches and a misjudged waypoint system all manage to... Read more

Whether you’re a big indie fan or a newbie like me, Vane is well worth your time. Read more

In the pursuit of crafting an indistinguishable game world and granting advanced levels of autonomy, the developers forgot to make Vane any fun to play. Read more

Vane is an experience filled with intrigue and mystery, but it’s held back by some technical issues. One can’t help but feel that it could’ve... Read more

The new PlayStation 4 exclusive third-person adventure Vane is broken, ploddingly slow, and completely confused about what it's trying to do. Read more

Featuring deep puzzle solving mechanics, a unique graphical style, and a tale that will leave you guessing until the very end, it’s definitely a game... Read more

Vane is beautiful in its expression. Players will find themselves stunned by the world the game depicts, but, unfortunately, the title seems to be an... Read more

This game won't be for everyone. A short playtime and lack of instruction of what to do or where to go, coupled with a range... Read more

An ungainly but hypnotic exploration of worlds in the making and unmaking, and a fresh spin on the ethos of Team Ico's games and Journey. Read more

Vane is a unique experience and for that in itself Friend & Foe should be applauded. As an artwork, it’s compelling. But as a game,... Read more

Vane is the kind of game where you can see what the developers were going for. It has moments where the vision comes together and... Read more

Vane is exhausting, ponderous, bewildering, endlessly frustrating, needlessly obtuse, narratively unsatisfying, mechanically clumsy, and technically shoddy, all shot through a camera so ill-equipped to deal... Read more

Vane's atmosphere, music, world, and abstract story are affecting and strange, but the bugs and design lead to unnecessary frustration Read more

Video games have really changed as a storytelling medium. what was once a casual dash from left-to-right, dropping baddies and collecting shiny objects, opened up... Read more

Vane exists in an enormously stressed and jagged world of puzzle-platforming. Simply moving around feels rough and unfinished, and that's not always on purpose. If... Read more

Unfortunately, Vane’s most interesting segment is overshadowed by how it manages to combine all of the game’s problems. Read more

Vane is an interesting, beautiful, and provocative indie platformer brought down by design inconsistencies and bugs, but fans of the genre will find something to... Read more

While visually impressive at times, Vane suffers from an unclear purpose and far too many technical issues to recommend it. Read more

There is nothing about Vane that redeems it. This review reads like a list of complaints instead of constructive criticism because there isn't even anything... Read more

Vane has some good ideas, but in stretching them out for too long across a pretty empty world, it soon becomes tiresome and frustrating. Read more

Vane may have strived to create an immersive experience for gamers, but its technical flaws leave it feeling disjointed and unpolished. It feels like a... Read more

Vane’s arresting visual design, inventive mechanics, compelling environmental storytelling, and tense, viscous atmosphere converge to create a truly exceptional experience and PS4’s first essential exclusive... Read more

Developers Friend & Foe wanted to give freedom to the players with Vane, and on that aspect, they succeeded. Unfortunately for me, this also became... Read more

It can still look visually striking when viewed from a distance while its audio design, with a brooding electronic score, can also be wonderfully atmospheric.... Read more

The art of a game, however distinctive, matters little if it isn't accompanied by functionality. Read more

Overall, this game lacks any specific direction beyond what you have to figure out for yourself. You get no introduction to the character or the... Read more

Vane is an enjoyable journey through a desolate world with the occasional issue with camera controls and glitches that cause you to lose minutes of... Read more

Despite its deceptively intriguing prologue, Vane quickly goes from a journey of discovery to a laborious chore, mainly due to the abundance of technical issues... Read more

Vane boasts some gorgeous visuals for an indie game but sadly suffers from a litany of bugs and strange design choices. Read more

It's clear what sort of tone or manner of presentation Vane is going for despite its short run-time and undeniable vacancy of explanation. Read more

For as beautiful as Vane looks and sounds, and for as exhilarating as the flight can sometimes be, there are so many barriers to your... Read more

Vane is game that has much potential, It has the feel of The Last Guardian to it and that in itself is a reason to... Read more

Like so much fine art, this piece loses its luster when you start to dissect and interpret it. So don't. Because it's fucking dope Read more

Vane is a unique, almost-therapeutic experience with a magical world to explore. Unfortunately, the controls are pretty awful. If you can deal with that major... Read more

Vane is a strange game. Its art direction and visual design frame a grandiose, otherworldly affair, but its puzzle design and narrative squash those expectations,... Read more

A beautiful world begging to be explored falls victim to unclear direction and clunky controls making for a disaster instead of a delight. Read more

Vane is a game that sticks to its ideals at the detriment of everything else. It's a noble idea to let players figure out everything... Read more

Aside from occasional camera troubles, Vane stands out as one of the most immersive titles of 2019. Whether exploring the world as a child or... Read more

When all was said and done, I had only spent five to six hours in total with the game (perhaps seven if you count the... Read more

Vane lasts 4 hours, and if we have to compare all the elements we defined till now in the review, sadly, we can’t promote this game.... Read more

Vane fails to recapture the magic of ICO and Journey, resulting in a slow, uninspiring, and technically flawed game. Its lofty ambitions fall short. Read more