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Building Liquid Machines In Vessel
With its clever platforming puzzles and vibrant art style, Vessel stood out as one of PAX's most intriguing indie titles. Strange Loop Games co-founder/programmer Martin Farren walks us through the game’s demo.
Vessel revolves around the story of a renowned inventor named Arkwright. This brilliant scientist creates a new breed of liquid automatons called Fluro. However, after a lab experiment goes awry, these Fluro turn on their masters. In order to fix his own flawed inventions, Arkwright will have to create, manipulate, and destroy more Fluros as he navigates the puzzles of his machinery lab.
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