So for those who don't know VVVVVV, it's basically a platformer game where you are a spaceship crew member searching for his fellows after an accident happened on-board. Obviously, since the calculator clone is not finished, there's no backstory (yet ?).

Gameplay : 9/10 - very much like the original game, with the same little annoying fact that fast-changing screens can make people dizzy.

Durability : 10/10 - I can't get enough of wandering around the huge map, trying to get past all the obstacles. Moreover, the map editor (made by me :P) lets you create your own world to play with.

Ease of use : 8/10 - in my opinion, the difficulty is a bit overkill sometimes - but that obviously adds to the game. The controls are intuitive, and that's a good thing when you need to react fast.

Graphics : 10/10 - seemingly simple, actually complicated, either way efficient.

I just downloaded the demo of the actual VVVVVV on my computer, and this actually does look like the actual game!

Gameplay: 9/10

This stays true to the original VVVVVV, but for some reason, I hit the spikes even when I didn't actually fall into them, I just stood on the edge of a platform when they were next to it.

Controls: 9/10

The controls are nice and easy to learn, but it would be nice if the author could, like the original, make up and down flip the character, too.

Graphics: 10/10

Good as a calculator can get.

Level Design: 8/10

Not all of the "levels" are implemented, just a few. But the levels that are implemented, they play just like the original (well, with a few changes).

Replay Value: ??/??

I didn't finish it yet. But the game is very challenging, and I would definitely like to play it again. I don't know how to rank this part.

Features: 7/10

Gameplay is the same as the original, but it would be nice to incorporate the actual names of the "levels" like Barani Barani, In a Single Bound, Conundrum, etc. Also, there should be a storyline, like the original. Or maybe a level editor. I don't know, they would be nice to include.

I shouldn't be so hard on you for that, this IS a demo. ;-)

Overall: 43/50