Vex 4 Unblocked

Vex 4 is a precision platformer in the long-running Vex series, created by Amazing Adam, where your stickman runs, jumps, and slides through obstacle courses that kill on a single mistake. Spikes, saws, crushing blocks, and disappearing platforms fill every stage, and there's no health bar to buffer an error — touch a hazard and you're back at the last checkpoint.

What sets Vex 4 apart from the earlier games is its variety of environments and gimmicks: levels swap between straightforward running-and-jumping sections and stages built around a specific twist, like reversed controls, tricky momentum-based swings, or sections you have to navigate blind. Because each stage introduces its own rules on top of the base movement set, the game rewards players who slow down on new mechanics rather than relying purely on reflexes carried over from earlier levels.

How to play Vex 4?

Learn a level's specific gimmick before trying to speed through it — Vex 4 punishes assumptions carried over from previous stages more than it punishes slow play. Slides are your main defensive tool against low obstacles and saws, so get comfortable timing them early rather than only jumping. Since checkpoints are frequent, treat each death as information about exact timing rather than a reason to reset your whole run.

Controls

Desktop: Use the arrow keys or WASD to move. Press Up, W, or Space to jump, and press Down or S to slide.

Vex 4 unblocked at school

Want Vex 4 unblocked at school? This browser version needs no download or extension, so it loads on Chromebooks and other managed devices where game installs are blocked.

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Who created Vex 4?

Vex 4 was created by Amazing Adam.

Can I play Vex 4 on mobile devices and desktop?

Vex 4 runs in your browser on desktop. Mobile support depends on the embedded version and how well its controls translate to touch devices, so performance and usability can vary between phones, tablets, and computers.