Vex 4

Vex 4 is the latest installment in one of the most popular platforming franchises. The player assumes the role of an agile stickman figure, who uses his parkour skills in order to navigate through levels full of spikes, saw blades, and moving platforms. Every stage has a goal: to reach the finish line as quickly as possible, without being killed.

How to Play Vex 4
The first thing you need to do is select a game mode. In singleplayer mode, there are two different gameplay types: real-time strategy and turn-based strategy. In multiplayer mode, you can join forces with friends and compete against one another.

Once you select your game mode, the next step is choosing a difficulty setting. The default difficulty setting for Vex 4 is medium. Difficulty levels range from easy to expert and will adjust how many shots the enemy takes before it dies and how much health it has remaining. You can also adjust the difficulty of your own shots in order to make them more or less powerful.

The third step is choosing your units. You can choose between two different types of units: humans or aliens. Humans consist of tanks, soldiers, anti-aircraft defense turrets, and marines; while aliens consist of UFOs, spaceships, asteroids, and crab creatures (the equivalent to tanks). Units that damage buildings cost less energy than units that don’t; but both have their strengths in different scenarios as well as weaknesses against each other so make sure to think about which units would work best for you! Additionally, each unit has its own strengths—for example marines are great for defending against UFOs.

Tips for Playing Vex 4
As with any game, it’s important to have an understanding of the rules before you jump in. While some might argue that the game is too easy and takes away from the strategy aspect, others like the simplicity and ease of play.

If you are looking for a casual strategy game to try out, Vex 4 is a good option. You can also take it up a notch by playing with friends online or against AI opponents.