Metro Gravity

Metro Gravity is an odd little gem of a game. From the excellent artwork, to the rhythm-based gameplay, to the general fight design and plot intrigue, it nails all the things you'd want out of an indie little metroidvania. It has its weird moments with gameplay and some puzzles are a bit strange (who thinks of launching boxes with gates?) But overall, it is worth a pickup and play. I greatly enjoyed the experience, and hope that mrko comes out with more work.

I don't think I'll ever have as much fun getting nauseated from flipping all the time as I did playing this. Definitely worth checking out.

Metro Gravity is a unique game - especially in comparison to Gravity Rush, which most people [myself included] would initially assume to be the major inspiration for this game. I haven't played many metroidvania-like games [this would be my first] so admittedly I got lost super frequently, but I suppose that's part of the wonder of wandering the halls and learning how to effectively traverse through the scenery that changes based on your orientation. Even if puzzle solving can get frustrating [by the nature of puzzle solving, not Metro Gravity's fault], the banger OST keeps you going and going until you've figured out just how to approach and solve it. The story is in a nice place between concrete and abstract - there's enough information, enough lore to pique your curiosity and get you invested in the characters, and there's enough gaps in the story to force you to use your imagination between each document and conversation. This use of your imagination works for you, and against you if you get in your head before a boss. Don't let that distract you from the banger that's about to be the song stuck in your head for the next several minutes. Did I mention that this game has an …

Literally my favorite game especially because I'm one of the lucky ones that doesn't get motion sickness from playing

Fantastic the retro graphics and creative art style! The movement is fun, and the world is so interesting to explore. The lovely feel of nostalgia with interesting modern elements that make it a fresh and unique feel. Indie games like this are what keep my love of games alive.

Took me like an hour to adjust to the rhythm based combat, but great game once it clicked