Gravitura

Gravitura offers up blood-curdling orbital acrobatics. [i]In spades.[/i] ✔️ I'm no physician, but the Newtonian physics seem quite realistic and really make me appreciate the stability of living on Earth ✔️ Nice subtle music, decent SFX (although would like to hear SFX for the ship) ✔️ Spacetacular graphics ✔️ Visualization of trajectory = 👌 ❌ Difficulty could stand to be more forgiving on easy mode (perhaps a greater pickup radius, or a chance of keeping an orb on death?).

This is a well made and challenging game. For me I would say it is downright difficult, but I have never been great at real-time physics based stuff. On the other hand, it is really rewarding when you actually figure it out and grab those orbs! I would not recommend to everyone, but if you like challenging physics/gravity puzzles then this is the game for you!

Not my personal cup of tea but I do recommend you try it yourself because the game itself is solid.

Well this game is addictive. You fly a little rocket ship around bodies in space, be it planets, black holes etc, and collect the orbs. You have to not hit anything, and watch out for those pesky asteroids! It's cute, fun, and makes you think quick. The font used in game could be better, it's a little hard to read. That's probably my only gripe with it at this point! Received for free by the author. Cheers mate!

A gravity based puzzle game, Gravitura certainly is more unique from your standard puzzle games. Learning how to orbit planets and black holes with a very thin margin of error makes for a tough game but doesn't feel like it's completely unfair and your errors will result in victory if you are patient enough.