

Gravity Force
Coffeeshock Studios · 2024 · Casual, Physics, Arcade, 2.5D, Sci-fi
PC
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About Gravity Force
Gravity Force puts you into the seat of a drone pilot. Steer your spaceship through narrow caves (2.5D) to fulfill your job: locate and retrieve cargo crates without wrecking the ship.
Parts of the gameplay are closely related to vintage classics like Asteroids, Thrust or - you guessed it - Gravity Force, but with way more realistic physics.
The minimalistic controls and realistic physics are easy to learn, but sometimes hard to master.
Play some relaxed missions just for fun, encounter nasty difficulties, or play highly competitive against other players' highscore / ghost. It's up to you.
Parts of the gameplay are closely related to vintage classics like Asteroids, Thrust or - you guessed it - Gravity Force, but with way more realistic physics.
The minimalistic controls and realistic physics are easy to learn, but sometimes hard to master.
Play some relaxed missions just for fun, encounter nasty difficulties, or play highly competitive against other players' highscore / ghost. It's up to you.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Well, it's a good game in terms of controlling the ship using its momentum. The scenes having no texture or just being gray blocks honestly bothered me a lot, the game tries to simulate caves and asteroids in some stages but everything falls apart because there simply is no texture on the blocks, any type of art or even quality. Maybe, it would make it much better than just gray blocks (on Steam it shows scenes with some areas with textures, but to be honest I didn't find them, I played some stages in different ways naturally, then I just went into some stages to see if I found this stage in the photo but I couldn't find it). The stages are well designed and described with a really cool sense of humor, the global ranking works perfectly if you want to have some form of competition. The music isn't the best, but you can solve that yourself, put on your own music to relax. Despite all this, it is an indie game still in development so everything here can be resolved, apart from the fact that the proposal is to control the ship and in this it does well.2 found this helpful
Physics not for the faint of heart! A great balance between real challenge, a cool no-frills look and... loads of fun. And they even managed for some story - i.e. your boss insulting you. A game to keep you humble and busy for hours. And, just in real life, success and utter failure always are close by. I love it.2 found this helpful
The game is a dream come true for all fans of demanding flying games. A super-simple concept to start with gradually expands into truly wonderful flight-based indie title.2 found this helpful
It's a good arcade-style game overall, one that you can hop onto and play a few levels. The physics are simple as someone who's played a lot of Kerbal Space Program, and the difficulty of levels aren't too bad but still a challenge to do quickly and consistently. The level design does get repetitive, especially for a game built around retrying a lot. But I enjoy the gameplay enough to play more. I'm glad they still have an option for the more 2D look from the Demo because I was not a fan of the claustrophobic cave view. I also don't really like the audio, so I turn the volume way down and listen to music while I play. The particle and lighting effects are kinda cool.1 found this helpful
This game is quite simple in it's visuals but all the more complex in it's physics. Controls are fairly easy to get used to once adjusted to them. I can recommend this game to anyone who enjoys a bit of a challenge and perhaps likes to speedrun levels. Have fun beating other people's highscores!1 found this helpful
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