Vivid Dolls

Visco’s Vivid Dolls, released in 1998, presents a two-player puzzle experience built around familiar territory for fans of games like Qix. Players use a line-drawing tool to claim territory on the screen, attempting to enclose areas while avoiding or eliminating enemy lines drawn by their opponent and computer-controlled hazards. Success hinges on quick reflexes and strategic planning as each player competes to dominate the playing field. The game utilizes sophisticated hardware for its time, featuring custom processors designed for enhanced graphics and sound capabilities. This allows for detailed visuals and a soundtrack delivered in 16-bit stereo. Vivid Dolls employs an 8-way joystick for movement and three buttons for action, offering players precise control over their line-drawing tool within the competitive environment. Designed exclusively for two players, Vivid Dolls provides a dynamic and engaging puzzle challenge, demanding both spatial reasoning and tactical awareness to outmaneuver your opponent.