Vex 7 is an action platform game where you use parkour moves to leap across deadly obstacles. Avoid obstacles such as spikes and security cameras that trigger laser beams. Do wall jumps and collect coins and reach the finish portal. Play Vex 7 on Crazygames.com!

Vex 6 is the latest platformer in the Vex games series. Dodge various deadly obstacles and get to the end of each level. Vex 6 features unlockable skins, a daily bonus level, and achievements to add even more reason to keep playing.

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Vex 5 is the fifth episode of the Vex series, a stickman obstacle-avoiding platformer game. Besides more interesting levels to beat, now you can play the Challenge Room to complete a series of challenges!

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The cool platform game series, Vex continues. In this fourth episode, are asked once more to use quick reflexes to beat various challenging obstacles. Can you become a Vex 4 champion by beating all the levels and getting all the achievements?

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This is the 3rd edition of Vex series from Amazing Adam. The little stickman’s adventure continues in more challenging levels. There are more obstacles and platforms that are waiting for you, make sure you move swiftly to avoid all of the hazardous things and successfully reach the goal area.

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VEX is a challenging Platform game from Yepi.

Use you arrow keys to control a pixel man through this maze of hazards.

Run, jump and cling to walls to reach your goal.

Not challenging enough?

There is a user scene builder in game to make and share your own stage.

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Hex Vex is a little puzzle game created by Dave from Stupid Fox Games.

The goal here is to slide the hexagon blocks to their matching color on the grid. The game offers 18 stages with three levels of difficulty.

The concept behind this game is very simple and Hex Vex is nicely polished. Most players will be able to complete the easy and medium levels in no time, while the hard levels are much more challenging.

A high score table based on time taken and/or the number of moves it took to complete each level would be a nice addition. And a few more levels and a level editor would increase the replay value.

That being said, Hex Vex is a good way to kill 10-20 minutes!

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Stickman Boost! is a stickman arcade game similar to Vex 3. You control a stickman and need to jump over platforms and avoid deadly traps. Reach the finish line as fast as you can to get a better star.

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Bloc’s 2 – The Return is a new puzzle game created by Could 9 Designs, the author of Bloc. Bloc’s 2 is another clone of Vexed, a game originally designed by James McCombe.

The object hear is to clear all the blocks from each level by positioning 2 or more boxes of the same type adjacent to each other, making them disappear. To move a block, move your mouse over a bloc and click the arrow to move the bloc in that direction. If an empty space is encountered, “gravity” takes over and the block falls towards the bottom. Don’t forget to write down the password for each level in case you want to play again later.

Bloc’s 2 is a bit buggy, but all Vedex fans will most certainly enjoy playing this game. If you get bored, check out Flashxed: this one features 2800 levels!

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GlueFO is an Asteroids-like Arcade game with upgrades and bonuses created by Gordon Simpson. “Your GlueFO is not equipped with conventional weaponry owing to financial concerns, use your GluVex 3000 to capture and fling the tiny orbs!” Simple graphics but addictive gameplay. Have fun!

Flashxed is a clone of Vexed, a highly addictive puzzle game originally developed for the PalmOS by James McCombe. The author released the full source code to this excellent game under the GPL license and Marco Volmaro, an Argentina designer, ported the game to Flash.

The object of the game is to clear all the blocks from each level by positioning 2 or more boxes of the same type adjacent to each other, making them disappear. To move a block, simply click and drag it in the direction you wish to move it. If an empty space is encountered, “gravity” takes over and the block falls towards the bottom.

Each level has a solution stored in the game. If you solve the level in the same number of moves as what is stored in the game, you get a score of 0 for that level. Unlike in the original game, you will be rewarded with a positive score if you beat the “par” (2 under the “par” will add two points to your score). Using the solution will remove as many points as the number of moves needed to solve the current level.

If the latest version of Flashxed features improved graphics and more than 2800 (twenty eight hundred!) levels in around 50 packs, from very easy to very hard (click and drag the white frame to select any pack/level, or use your wheel mouse), the lack of sound effects and music is a bit disappointing.

Overall, Flashxed is a very nice clone of Vexed, and with so many levels to complete, no need to mention that this game has a great replay value for puzzle fans.

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