Gravity Mastery
RedZyrro · 2021 · Puzzle, Strategy, 3D Platformer, Indie, Singleplayer
PC
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About Gravity Mastery
The Adviser welcomes any and all challengers. Worlds were crafted with the purpose of disorienting and misleading the uninitiated challengers overconfident in their own abilities. Although many have failed, there must come a time where someone succeeds. The Adviser has long awaited for someone crafty enough to pass an arrangement tests. Perhaps that someone is you. Don't just defy gravity, control it. The gauntlet of trials awaits.
The rules are simple. Each trial consists of several red cubes and green spheres. Once every red cube simultaneously contains a green sphere, then the trial has been successfully completed.
The rules are simple. Each trial consists of several red cubes and green spheres. Once every red cube simultaneously contains a green sphere, then the trial has been successfully completed.
Key Features
- Strategize solutions to self-contained levels.
- Varied levels with compounding gameplay mechanics.
- Compete against the clock in time-trial mode to find the optimal time to beat a level.
- Hand-crafted puzzles with progressing difficult.
- Minimalistic art style where every resource at your disposal is visually apparent and clearly defined.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the game's clever gravity-shifting puzzle mechanics that rival Portal in depth and brilliance, with logical progression that rarely feels unfair or frustrating. However, there's disagreement on difficulty curve, with some finding early puzzles genuinely challenging and overwhelming while others feel the game eases you in well with adequate skip options and thoughtful pacing. The inclusion of full key remapping for accessibility is consistently appreciated.
Dear oh dear ! I played all of 18 minutes and my brain could not work out how to get the 2 green balls into the 2 red squares SIMULTANEOUSLY which are on two different gravity plains. This was puzzle number 2 and I was lost and frustrated already. Maybe its me, but too difficult too early. On a plus note, I could remap keys. This is essential for a left handed player. Well done dev for this as many other game devs just cant be bothered with it.
It looks really simplistic from the screenshots, but honestly the puzzles in this game are on par with Portal in their brilliance and I don't mean that lightly by any stretch of the imagination. The simple mechanic of changing gravity to the side of the wall you're facing opens up so many possibilities for cubes, balls, etc to go every which way. It never really gets frustrating either. I almost always felt like I had a solution to the craziness going on or new things to try. Never any time did I have to look up a solution and think "I never would've done that in a million years." I actually didn't look up anything because the game offers you a few skips over the course of its 50 levels, and those skips were just right for me. So for someone like me who's not the best at puzzles but still gives it my all this was perfect. Please, please give this a try if you're a fan of Portal or anything similar, you will not be disappointed!
Thought I would check out Gravity Mastery, it was released in March 2021, and it looks like one hell of a tricky puzzle game, so thought I would give it a go. "A perspective-disorienting puzzler where the definition of down is yours to decide. Change the flow of gravity to complete each of The Adviser's varied, but logical tests. Can you become proficient enough to control the six directions and master gravity?" Although this video shows levels 1-5, I have played a fair bit more and got deeper into the game, and boy do things get tricky, you really need to think in so many different ways, and while at first putting green balls in red boxes seems easy, when there are multiple balls, multiple boxes, and they are all on different sides of the room, suddenly you find yourself sat there thinking "what the hell", but with a bit of practice, and some serious contemplating, you will get through the levels. This game is tough, like real tough, but it is also very good. Definitely one for the puzzle fans out there. Good Excellent puzzles that will really get you thinking, the music is very relaxing, and the minimalist graphics work well. Bad Some of the early puzzles seem ridiculously t…
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