Gravity Control

Один несчастный, неуклюжий космонавт застрял в комнатах со смертельными ловушками. Поможем ему выбраться? Если да, то будьте готовы терпеть и учиться управлять этим "деревом", меняя гравитацию в четырёх направлениях: вверх, вниз, влево, вправо. Почти 50 уровней превозмогания, где лазерные пушки, колючки/шипы и переключатели станут настоящим кошмаром! Правда, сложность хоть и растёт постепенно, у Вас всё равно может возникнуть ситуация, когда на одном из этапов застрянете надолго, а следующий пройдёте за считанные секунды и так далеко не один раз. Но главная проблема состоит не в этом, а в подлом левел-дизайне и управлении горе-героем, слишком уж он "болезненно" реагирует почти на каждую нашу манипуляцию с гравитацией и из-за этого часто умирает или улетает не туда, куда мы планировали. Не все уровни видно полностью, где-то придётся искать переключатели интуитивно, методом проб и ошибок (то есть, опять же, умирая и начиная заново). Ну а когда, казалось бы, чувство такта найдено, у космонавта случается очередной "приход" и помимо смертельных ловушек ещё и окружающее пространство начинает медленно вращаться вокруг нас! Готовьтесь к новым испытаниям... Если Вы виртуозно владеете WASD или стрелочками, сдавали в школе тему Гравитации на отлично, то Вам все преграды, может быть, покажутся лёгкой прогулкой, но лично мне ближе к концу игры (комнаты с вращением) уже хотелось поскорее закончить её и закрыть на 100% достижений. Графика, музыка и оформление тоже не вызвали какого-то восторга, так что даже малейших поводов для похвалы Gravity Control нет. "Нервный проходняк" на час-полтора.

[h1]What it says on the tin. If it only were executed better.[/h1] [b]As other Nannings titles, [i]Gravity Control[/i] has [url=https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/735558]a free version[/url] available on browser. Steam version has more levels and some more challenging (or annoying) ones.[/b] Not surprisingly, in [i]Gravity Control[/i] you can control gravity. The gravity in the cardinal directions is at your command, and you use it to maneuver an astronaut towards an exit. Sometimes you avoid spike and laser traps or do simple puzzles along the way to open the way. Gravity affects some other things too. There's blocks that control doors or lasers when hitting certain control zones. In a couple of levels the gravity affects spike traps too, but unfortunately this idea is not explored further. [h1]Issues with controls[/h1] You can control the gravity with arrows, WASD, gamepad, or mouse. I used WASD or arrows as those felt natural. In Steam version, there are some levels that require semi-precise movement to avoid traps. However, sometimes the controls don't work fast enough, so you can't try to hover still. As the astronaut is friction-less (that's totally how physics works by the way, trust me, I'm a space scientist), it's tricky to get them to stay still enough while waiting for a timed trap to trigger. Finally, carefully maneuvering into the right position and executing a timed gravity switch, the astronaut would sometimes seemingly randomly just [i]jump[/i] from the wall, usually to the exact spot (a trap) I was trying to avoid. Incredibly annoying and frustrating. [h1]Still short experience[/h1] Thankfully, the game is short, just over half an hour. Unfortunately, the issues with controls ruined the game for me, though the idea itself is neat and levels are well designed. The Steam version has 48 levels, as opposed to the free version's 27. The new levels are often bigger and/or more difficult than in the free version, so there's some value here. Also, there's some performance issues in the browser version (i.e. I had some small lags) which were essentially non-existent in the stand-alone version. While it's inexpensive even compared to usual [i]Nannings[/i] titles, I'd still recommend getting it on sale, or skipping it for better games. [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/9997062/]~Twistorian Curator~[/url]

i hated the game, controls are so bad too, it makes me wanna cry

Gravity Control is another free Nannings game... oh wait, it's not free on Steam. Nannings makes this free on several websites, but Nannings are trying to scam people on Steam into paying money for something you can play for free on the web. That's right, because you're on Steam, Nannings would like to tell you to go screw yourself, you're a second class citizen here to pay them money for their scam. They also dumped this into game bundles, another way they're trying to scam people into paying money for something they already give away for free. That's not okay, I'll go so far as to say that's unethical. But this is Nannings we're talking about, and they've dumped this kind of pollution on Steam, running this scam dozens of times. Taking this seriously as a game (nobody should), it's a very basic "gravity inversion" puzzle game where you switch the gravity in any of four directions to make the "spaceman" fall up, down, left or right until yuou get to the exit. You can play this kind of game (and this game itself!) for free in web browsers if you want, and most of them are better than this mobile app tier trashware. There's nothing here for PC gamers. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is running at the native resolution of their displays... it simply won't look right on almost every PC. There's no way for gamers to try improve the low quality graphics. The game features extremely lazy, minimalist 2D "art", of the type you normally expect to see in low effort Flash/browser games and mobile apps. Considering this is being evaluated as a PC game, having the graphics phoned in like this isn't going to result in a high quality, visually impressive game that PC gamers are used to seeing. If you really want to play this, it's free on the web, the presence of this game on Steam is just an unethical cash grab/scam. But you might as well sell your PC and buy an iPhone if that's the kind of gaming experience you prefer.

[h1]Follow our curator for similar games[/h1] https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/ Zup + puzzle + easy 100% = Short casual game using gravity to figure out the puzzles. You can use 4 directions to move through obstacles to get to warp. Finished in 1-2 hours.

First of all, in it's current state this game will probably be a bad experience for you. I'm sorry. It suffers from a few problems: 1. Controls are a catastrophe! You can barely control the character at all. I've tried it with keyboard, mouse and a 360 controller. Best worked a combination of controller and keyboard, since both have some shortcomings in this game. (At least it felt like that) 2. Level design ranges from too simple to way too insane. In a slippery game like that you shouldn't go overboard with the difficulty. Speaking of which, the difficulty spikes are out of controll. For example, i died like 100 times on level 40 but did 41 on my first try. It would have been also nice to see some round surfaces in the levels. They are all pretty basic. Graphics, music and sounds are okay. It's definetly challenging, but mostly because of the controls.

Whack.

kocham tą gre. Jest lepsza od wszystkich AAA slop game. nie ma lepszej gry od tej. Gra staje się fajna kiedy dojedziesz do lvl 40 ponieważ wszystko staje się do dupy.

this game is fundamentally flawed it has a really annoying bug where if you are too close to a wall and you flip gravity your guy kapings across the map, most likely into a deadly laser beam. The mechanics of the game are pretty mediocre but the game is only 79p so i will allow it but overall its not that fun.

Another boring and repetitive puzzle game by NanningsGames. Like others of theirs it overstays it's welcome early on. I just couldn't push myself to to finish this game once i got to level 15 2/10 For more short reviews check out this: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Gaming_made_cheap