Which Way Up: Galaxy Games
Turtle Flip Studio · 2025 · 4 Player Local, Physics, Minigames, Casual, Party
PC
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About Which Way Up: Galaxy Games
Which Way Up: Galaxy Games is a family friendly party game that gives unique freedom of movement by allowing you to run on walls and ceilings, orbit around planets, or fall across entire levels by manoeuvring through gravity fields.
Each of our 12 Gravity Games feature their own unique bite-sized challenge where up to 4 players can compete. Eject your friends into space as you race across gravity fields, score a goal with an entire moon, leap across planets to escape a black hole, capture and hold zodiacal constellations and much more!
Before The Universe existed, the Space Sprites banded together one-by-one to see a dream come to fruition: the dream of life itself. As The Universe began to take shape, so too did space. But space is unpredictable, and creating life is tiresome work. So, the Sprites took it upon themselves to create a pastime. The Galaxy Games. The fledgling Space Spirits compete and train together to learn how to one day become the next avatar incarnation of their respective cosmic concepts.
Each of our 12 Gravity Games feature their own unique bite-sized challenge where up to 4 players can compete. Eject your friends into space as you race across gravity fields, score a goal with an entire moon, leap across planets to escape a black hole, capture and hold zodiacal constellations and much more!
- Gravity-bending platforming for up to 4 players locally and online using Steam Remote Play Together
- 7 Celestial Characters (5 unlocked in the Demo)
- Hours of fun for family and friends of all ages
- 12 Galaxy Games (6 unlocked in the Demo), including:
Before The Universe existed, the Space Sprites banded together one-by-one to see a dream come to fruition: the dream of life itself. As The Universe began to take shape, so too did space. But space is unpredictable, and creating life is tiresome work. So, the Sprites took it upon themselves to create a pastime. The Galaxy Games. The fledgling Space Spirits compete and train together to learn how to one day become the next avatar incarnation of their respective cosmic concepts.
Sprout
A manifestation of biology and organic life, Sprout is a personification of nature and all living things.Prism
A manifestation of light, Prism is a personification of electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye.Luna
A manifestation of Earth's only natural satellite, Luna is the embodiment of the night and Earth's shifting tides.Sunny
A manifestation of the Star at the centre of our solar system, Sunny gives our home planet light and energy. Sunny has a close relationship with Prism and they both helped bring life to Sprout.Maggie
A manifestation of the magnetic fields which allow objects to attract and repel each other. Maggie has the power to bring others together, or keep them apart.Spark
Having shone for millions of years, Spark is the brightest of all the Spirits.Orbit
A manifestation of the curved path objects can follow in space when affected by gravity. Orbit will sometimes stop by for a short visit, or they'll never leave.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]Which Way Up: Galaxy Games[/b] seems to be an early access title. This full version of the game launches with the demo message about wishlisting the game. [Update: This is now removed in a patch that was released to all players on April 29, 2025.] There are other unpolished things throughout the various modes of the game. [b]Some aspects of the game are great: vivid colors, good music, good sound, adorable artwork and characters.[/b] It just feels like things were rushed and the game suffers for that. $15 feels steep for the amount of content within. Singleplayer has half of the content showing "Coming soon". 3 of 6 (or 7) sets of levels are available. It was released fully, not as an early access game though. [Update: This is now removed in a patch that was released to all players on April 29, 2025. Now only the 3 presently available sets of levels show.] Multiplayer has no option for bots, that would be great for this title. They told me it's likely not something they'll add now. The developers said in the Steam forums that a patch is already ready to address some of these things but that was weeks ago. Not sure why they are waiting to release the patch. [Update: Patch i…9 found this helpful
you dont know where you life is going? which way is up or down? this is a great game to play with friends or family. grab it on switch or pc if you like to do couch gaming. Its a gem that must be tried. heyyyy where am I going. up up up.1 found this helpful
Great game! Event horizon is best minigame by far tho
Amazing and super fun game. definitely trying with family members especially now since the holidays are coming up! trust you'll having a blast!
Loved the music and cute characters! I can only play the single player mode but the multiplayer looks like fun. I noticed that it is a little cumbersome to jump diagonally but, otherwise, the mechanics were smooth. Good game for a small indie team.
Great game! Super fun with friends and family.
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