

Perfect Universe - Play with Gravity
Will Sykes Games · 2016 · Indie, Physics, Multiplayer, Difficult, Co-op
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Positive88% · 24 📉 Recent reviews down 65%
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About Perfect Universe - Play with Gravity
Follow the stories of 3 lonely characters as they strive to fulfil their potential in an absurd world. Compete against friends in 6 sporting events set in gravity defying arenas. The unique art style, surreal levels and eclectic music blend harmoniously to create an experience unlike any other. Played solo, Perfect Universe is a chilled-out and relaxing experience. Played with up to 4 people, it will have you at the edge of your seat, as your skill is tested to the limit.
- Perfect Moon: Classic platforming in a non-classical universe.
- Moon Life: Control the feet of an alien creature directly in this QWOP-like.
- Star Light: Fly your rocket ship through the galaxy in this Thrust-like.
- Moon Golf: An interplanetary game of golf.
- Gravity Dodge: A 4-player game of alternative gravity dodgeball.
- Balloon Pop: Scramble to pop more balloons than your opponents.
- Rocket Ball: Play football, with rockets!
- Moon Volley: A game of volleyball around a little planet.
- Space Race: Race rockets against friends.
Play with gravity.
- Perfect Moon: Classic platforming in a non-classical universe.
- Moon Life: Control the feet of an alien creature directly in this QWOP-like.
- Star Light: Fly your rocket ship through the galaxy in this Thrust-like.
- Moon Golf: An interplanetary game of golf.
- Gravity Dodge: A 4-player game of alternative gravity dodgeball.
- Balloon Pop: Scramble to pop more balloons than your opponents.
- Rocket Ball: Play football, with rockets!
- Moon Volley: A game of volleyball around a little planet.
- Space Race: Race rockets against friends.
Play with gravity.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Awkward and Laggy. Tried this in 2019 and again today. Both times, I quit within minutes. The game is built around laggy, low-gravity jumping. The control scheme is a flaw: having to use Enter to jump and Backspace to glide is incredibly awkward and uncomfortable, and you can't remap. The so-called "glide" is more of a reckless dive + forward roll. I stopped playing to save myself the embarrassment. [u] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43342176-Why-Not-Games/#browse] My curator page[/url][/u]2 found this helpful
The art in this game is really cool. That's its only redeeming feature. The physics in the gamemodes are really crap and the controls make no sense half the time. For example the rocket ship one seems simple enough. But your momentum doesn't carry. If you bounce off a flat surface going forwards, you instead go directly up in whatever dumb saw that's there. One top of that, to beat the gamemodes, you must earn a minimum amount of stars which already has a small amount that you can skip. I thought this was going to be a fun puzzle game but ended up rage quitting due to all the junk mechanics. - 3.5/10
The nerve to call this game "perfect Universe " is pissing me off, the game is unplayable , the controls are a disaster, the art style is good but that's it. i finished the first chapter ( the moon one ) that i thought was super bad to begin with, but i did not know there was 2 other chapters to play, i played them , and both of them were worse than the first one. Sadly not going to play it again.
Great physics based puzzle platformer with short fn levels, a simple, clear art style thats suits the gameplay and a nice sondtrack. works perfect on steam deck.
Frustrating controls, weird camera angels and no substance. My rating 1/10, why bother. Removed from account.
Frustrating controls. And hard like hell.
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