Speed in Vitamen is a matter of staying on the beat

The racer is a little fruit robot, the track is a rainbow ribbon through space, and the throttle is the beat. In Vitamen, the audio-paced racing game Darwin Modestly is building in the open, speed is tied to staying on rhythm, and a recent devlog entry added beat bonuses: land your inputs on the pulse and the game pays you in momentum.

Modestly bills himself as an artist, musician and educator, and Vitamen reads like all three at once. The look, somewhere between Mega Man boss art and a fruit stand, commits fully to fever dream.