To continue with this idea, the music is composed of electronic rhythms with a low volume. The technology and the opaque or rusty colors are the protagonists during all the levels, where even the aquatic scenarios are full of machinery. The title uses pre-rendered 3D model graphics, a tool that was in the spotlight due to the success it had with its competitor on Nintendo. Then, there are the typical characteristics of this type of adventure, such as various weapons or power-ups that will improve Vectorman's chances during its journey. Also, the character can adapt to aquatic environments or fight with certain bosses. First of all, the hero is malleable, so depending on the situation, it can take different forms, like a drill or a bomb. Although it doesn't differ from the classic platforms, it has several features that make it a fascinating entry. The game is composed of 16 levels, in which there are boss fights and several bonus levels, which totally change the gameplay during that section. Thus, VectorMan embarks on a mission against the tyrant and the chaos he created. The main character is immune to its control because it was not on Earth when the accident happened. On the other hand, the dictator threatens to kill all the humans who want to return to the planet he now leads. When it returned to the planet after a cleaning mission, it discovered that Raster, now self-proclaimed Warhead, controlled all the other robots. The star of the game is VectorMan, a cleaning robot. Due to a nuclear missile accident, Raster, the Earth watcher, goes insane and calls himself the ruler of the planet. During that time, they left a series of robots called 'orbots' to clean up Earth. In a dystopic future, humans left their home planet to colonize others. On the other hand, Vectorman received a sequel in 1996 called VectorMan 2, also for the Genesis and Mega Drive. Because of its graphics and style of play, it is known that this entry was conceived to compete with Donkey Kong Country.

The Californian company BlueSky Software is also responsible for other installations such as Ninja Gaiden, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Jurassic Park. The title was also released in compilations of Sega for other consoles.

VectorMan is a run and gun game developed by BlueSky Software and published in 1996 by Sega for the Genesis and the Sega Mega Drive.

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