Gravity Heroes

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Video Review: https://youtu.be/GlfJokWgwME Tl:DR: Gravity Heroes is a game with a super fun gravity switching mechanic, you use the right stick to change gravity in all 4 directions while you clear rooms full of enemies. You get a cool arsenal with lots of fun weapons and some absolutely amazing boss battles. It also has 4 player co-op, this is a criminally overlooked game and definitely worth a playthrough.

Gravity Heroes is an energetic 2D arena shooter built around a simple but surprisingly versatile idea: gravity does not always have to pull downward. Instead of fighting exclusively from the floor, players can shift gravity and move onto walls or ceilings, completely changing how each battlefield is approached. Developed by Studica Solution and Electric Monkeys and published by PQube, the game combines this unusual movement system with colorful pixel art, frantic shooting, robotic enemies, cooperative multiplayer, and a distinctly old-school arcade attitude. The gravity-shifting mechanic is easily the strongest part of the experience. During combat, any side of an arena can effectively become the ground, allowing players to escape incoming attacks, approach enemies from unexpected directions, or reach better firing positions. It takes some time to adjust because years of playing traditional platformers make falling downward feel instinctive. Here, changing orientation in the middle of a hectic battle can initially become confusing. Once the controls start feeling natural, however, moving between floors, walls, and ceilings creates a satisfying rhythm that gives the action an ident…

Beautiful graphics and animation, but I didn't like the gameplay. Temporary weapons and the changing of gravity aren't my stuff. I woudn't mind about the gravity changing too much if the game had some permanent upgrades and builds. it's all about changing the gravity, avoiding bullets and managing limited stuff. If you don't like these, pass from this game as well. If you are looking for some Arcade stuff and like challenging gameplay with repetitive stuff, I think this one would entertain you. I'm hitting Recommended just because I want to see if these guys can come up in (the future) with something interesting using these graphics.

good coop action. interesting inovative gameplay. underrated gem for sure

Excellent game. An innovative gameplay Outstand visuals and super polished. Lots of variety of character and scenarios. Share a lot with Towerfall, meaning it is an amazing multiplayer game. The main campaign is a lot of fan, especially with friends. Totally recommend the game