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Super Vecter Elite Turbo

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TaranasusScoperto Oct 23, 2026

About the game

Explore, fight and race across the real world in the sequel to one of the best runner games out there. Real cities, real mountains, real scale, all waiting for you to discover and unlock. Customize your ship, unlock new ones, and fight enemies at crazy speeds.

Descrizione originale su Steam

Vecter, but super! And elited! And turbo...ed!

Okay, so in the year (insert current year), we don't like runner games anymore. Apparently they're simplistic and boring. Alright! How about I throw the whole planet in there, eh? Complete with mountains and cities and rivers and weather and... I don't know yet, but MORE!

Not enough for you, then? Well then, what if you could upgrade your ship? And, and... what if your ship gets damaged in sections, with, like, parts falling off and affecting how it performs, huh? What then?

Still not enough for you? Then what if the weather affects the way you play, huh? What if there's, like, real weather, and it changes how the game feels and looks? What then?

Still not enough? You're really going to make me do it, aren't you... Fine! Have it your way! This one has textures...

So what's it about?

You get a ship, you drive to cities, you unlock those roads and those cities. Those cities give you rewards and missions, and let you figure out what happened to the Earth that's gotten it into this state. You navigate some more roads, there might be enemies, they might be too much for you, you upgrade your ship, you defeat the enemies, you travel further, there's more story, there are more obstacles, there are more enemies. Your ship is too slow and can't be upgraded anymore. What now? You discover new ship(s). They are bigger, they are faster, they have more guns. You defeat more enemies...

Look, it's sort of a racing, shmup, RPG thing where the main point is to get from point A to point B, alive (optional). The basic ship goes 300 km/h at its slowest. Some of the things in this game go over 5,000 km/h while obliterating everything in their path. Fun will be had, you have no choice.

I don't like descriptions, give me a list of stuff

  • The whole planet is the game map. For real for real. 1:1 scale. All 510 million square km (197 million square miles), with all its mountains, rivers, oceans... you name it, there's a chance it's in there. The road network you get to play on is like 777,000 km / 483,000 miles.

  • The ships go FAST. The slowest you'll ever go is 300 km/h. A mid-level ship tops out at about 3,000-ish km/h. It's FAAAST!

  • If you can see it, you can most likely get to it. Let's call it... almost free roam, but not fully.

  • Giant motorways, mountain passes, tunnels, sea bridges and glowing roads straight across the sea.

  • 5,000+ cities to unlock and explore.

  • Missions, story missions, a story... Maybe it's a good story? Probably not. Why not buy it and find out?

  • The game is Steam Deck first. It's made for the Steam Deck and tested on the Steam Deck, so it performs the best it possibly can. Minimum 60 fps.

  • Steam Cloud saves are built into the game, along with all the other Steam goodies like achievements, etc.

There will be much, much more added while I'm still cooking, so let me cook. But do give it a follow and a wishlist. If nothing else, it's good for morale.

Who the F are you?

Oh right, hi! I'm Justin, but online I go by Taranasus. I really really really really like tech and really really really really like video games. In the past, I made Vecter, which is rated Very Positive on Steam (94% of about 1,800 English reviews). I also made Void 21, but we don't talk about that. I was yung, okay? This game is developed with help from a custom, purpose-built AI assistant under my direction, supervision and review. The AI assistant was also built by me. All artwork in the game, all text, all stories, textures, 3D models, music, etc. is human-made.

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