AddForce

AddForce

Attila Vitez · September 22, 2017 · Action, Indie, Simulation

AddForce is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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Mixed68% · 19 📉 Recent reviews down 60%
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AddForce price

AddForce is free to play — there is no purchase price, on Steam or anywhere else we track. We keep watching it, so if it ever stops being free the price history on this page will show when that happened and what it changed to.

About AddForce

AddForce



AddForce takes you to a imaginary miniature solar system where you can travel between planets while you are affected by gravity. You should be aware not to run out of oxygen, fuel or rocket ammunition. These can be obtained by destroying AA Turrets placed on the planets. Avoid crashing into the land, though - that could cost you lots of HP - so try and maneuver carefully. Planets are not only orbiting the Sun as in real life, they are located in random positions to the solar system's main plane; making visuals more fascinating, and reducing distances at the same time.

Physics



Games alike are hard to find for a reason (a reason I know by now) is that simulations require plenty of resources, thus the physics engine must simplify. Fortunately, over time more powerful processors will become available.
Depending on their density and size every planet has its own gravity field. That means if you are standing upside down at the 'bottom' of a planet, you will not fall off; but the movements of the planets can be tracked noticeably.

My First Game



Before purchasing please note: it is my first game to be released. I have tried to set an appropriate price, but there is still room for improvement.

AddForce — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 26, 2022
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5 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 15, 2022
AddForce is difficult to explain, and unfortunately this is because the game is somewhat badly made. From what I can tell this is a kind of FPS/Moon Lander hybrid where you take on the role of an astronaut(?) that can shoot rockets, and you must fly between different planets and their gravity wells, while shooting robot turrets on those planetoids to replenish your supplies. I think. It's hard to be completely sure because the game is an incoherent mess. The controls don't seem to work properly, and there's no tutorial (something a game like this sorely, sorely needs). It's heavily unpolished and feels like an alpha. On a technical basis, controls are locked (not okay), but you do get a working full screen mode and even 4K support thanks to Unity, but that isn't enough to save this mess. This was once a paid product but the developer saw the error of their ways and made this free, although I feel bad for anyone who actually paid for this. It's an incoherent mess, and while there may or may not have been some value in the concept, the delivery here is just too awful to recommend.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 10, 2025
Игра "AddForce" — это уникальный физический симулятор, где игрок управляет объектами, применяя силы для решения головоломок. Геймплей прост в освоении, но требует логического мышления. Красочная графика и увлекательные уровни добавляют привлекательности. Однако некоторые задания кажутся излишне сложными, а отсутствие подсказок может разочаровать. В целом, это интересный выбор для любителей экспериментов с физикой.
Recommended Aug 1, 2025
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Recommended Mar 10, 2023
[h1]Before I played AddForce, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
Not recommended Aug 23, 2022
[h1] If This, Then This [/h1] This has got to be a joke, even if the opening cutscene on steam to show off the game is riddled with bugs. The movement doesn't work to well, and although it's not tagged as being VR, it looks and feels like it should be. It's bad with controls. and your character model can be seen in the CUTSCENE. AGAIN I SAID IN THE CUTSCENE ON STEAM. YOU CAN SEE THE CHARACTER MODEL JUST SLIDE AWAY in the distance... t-posing.... While you the player struggle to get off the planet. Guess what's fun? Infinite speed, and then hurdling through space away from the games viewdistanceable world. While you sling like a man on a mission, like a meteor headed towards earth, like the speed at which we are losing the ground to stop global warming, like a well placed white phosphorous, like the speed of this joke losing it's point, or how quickly this game was ditched by it's developer.

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