Super Grav

Fans of the original Amiga game Gravity Force by Stephan Wenzler will be pleased to know that this is a pretty faithful update (via the later Gravitron). A few tricks missed in the variety of scenery and enemies, and the movement is not as free-flowing as the original. Otherwise great fun with heaps of great play modes and upgrades. Particularly good in two player mode.

So nostalgic! I used to play this with my brothers way back when we were all kids.

I think I was initially too harsh on this game. As a fan of Gravitar, Oids and Astro Duel, this game is right up my alley. I really have no complaint other than the graphics. The game is simple, and while that is what they were going for, the color palette just makes it rough to look at. It could have used some more color and variety in the patterns. As for what's good? Everything else. The simple music is the right pace for the game. The control is tight. The gameplay and the mechanics are excellent. The addition of an air brake and reverse thrust make this game the right kind of challenging. Anyone can pick up and play but it takes practice to master. An excellent game, especially for the price.

Tight retro gameplay, but fine-tuned like a Ferrari at an oval track!

God bless Net Yaroze.

Great game! Lots of great features and details. Almost matches the gravity and thrust power of the Amiga game Gravity Force so you'll feel a bit heavier but you'll get used to it. It's a shame that you can't easily map Steam Deck's controller - e.g. Right Trigger is locked to rotate clockwise for some reason. Also the latency is quite high - like using an emulator. When you press right/left it takes a bit longer than on Amiga before the ship rotates. The thrust noise is even more delayed.