Vex 8 and its red-green hazard runs
Vex 8 throws you through a sharp action platformer course where timing matters more than speed alone. You steer a stickman past light switches, falling blocks, and rotating blades, with no download and no signup in your browser.
Wall climbs, slides, and jumps
The stage design asks you to read what comes next, then chain movement to stay alive. Use WASD to move, and follow the on-screen prompts when a section adds a climb, drop, or slide.
Checkpoint flags and secret routes
Green flags break the route into smaller stretches, so a mistake usually sends you back only a short distance. That matters in the nine acts, where spikes, lasers, moving platforms, and secret areas push you to learn each screen before you commit.
Infinite mode for repeat runs
Once you clear the main acts, infinite mode keeps the obstacle rhythm going with the same kind of precision jumps. Fans of tight restart-heavy platforming can also compare the pacing with Vex Challenges, Vex 7, and Vex 3 for more route-reading pressure. It also fits naturally beside platformer and reflex play, especially when a blade sweeps across the landing spot.
The secret areas and trophies give you another reason to revisit a stage instead of just racing to the exit. If you want a precise browser run that works on mobile and desktop, Vex 8 keeps every landing honest on YaYoYe.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
17 october 2023
Last Update
06 april 2026