Gravity Error

Despite its name, [i]Gravity Error,[/i] I can't find any flaws or errors here. There is some trouble with getting achievements, but you can find a solution in the Discussions section. Except for that, it's an extremely entertaining and perfectly polished game. That's the case where puzzles can be solved in many ways, so everybody's playthrough will be different, and the platforming side is fast-paced and breathtaking. The game is kind of short and isn't especially tough, but nevertheless it will take some time and mental/tactile strain for you to make your choices and perform them in action, so you won't be disappointed. Also, the soundtrack is quite a pleasure to listen to. Highly recommended.

Definately one of the better Unity driven games I've played. It's a clever puzzle platformer. Very fair level challenge, never too difficult to annoy, but plenty of times when you have to think. Well made little game.

Tags: Casual - Puzzle - Maze Related Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Unity Engine tutorial turned game. No Xbox360 pad support. Dangerously limited amount of assets. Simple platforming with a gimmick without actual platforms or level design. Over-reliance on putting little arrow hotspots around to change gravity as sole selling feature. Not a fan of the unskippable cutscene that gave little to no real justification for the game anyways. The music track was half decent. Removed for declutter

Neat little puzzle game. Not too difficult.

I bought this in a bundle for puzzle-platforming games and I am so glad this was in a bundle. This game is simplistic in its design, but the gameplay mechanics is not. I'm not saying the gameplay is difficult (finished it in ~90 mins with 100% completion - so anywhere from 1hr-3hrs for this game). Rather, it takes a simple idea of changing the direction, that which your avatar (force) travels in, and flips it as you try to collect the orbs. Yes, a handful of puzzles really stumped me at first. However, a few trial+error runs and you can solve the puzzle easily. The majority of the puzzles are simple enough that by seeing them and what options you have to change the gravity, you will know what to do. One thing that constantly aggravated me during gameplay is how fast force (can move/moves) during the game (hmm the force is strong with this one). However, that's what makes the game a bit harder as you need to control your movements precisely. Plus, the beady little eye on the character is simply amusing to watch as you make it run across the map. Aside from the game, the acheivements didn't proc'ed correctly the first time around so I had to play a few rounds in each chapter to register that yes, I did collect all of the orbs in each chapter. Overall, very nice puzzle-platforming game. Highly recommend this game to anyone that enjoys puzzle-plaform genre games. 9/10.

50 niveles, 150 esferas que recolectar, trampas, lucha contra la gravedad tu eres tu propio dios elije con cabeza donde aplicar la fuerza de gravedad. Es un juego de habilidad e iteligencia, bastante sencillo, Pd: 2 horas de juego con bastante nervios, pero con sadifacion al final, su precio 5€ me parece mas que correcto,

Mag zwar ein nettes spiel sein, aber Im vollbild sowie Fenstermodus ist das spiel im Level komplett Schwarz oder Weiß :(... Nuja, paar cent's tut nicht weh ^-^

Cute little game. Mix of platforming and puzzle elements. Around 2 hours long. 7/10

THIS IS NOT A REVIEW! ONLY FIRST IMPRESSIONS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y69bzy6cqqQ This game is a puzzle platformer. You will have to look over each level, think it through, and plan out what you're going to do. You use gravity-altering arrows that you place around the level to solve the puzzles. The gameplay concept is unique, and while it's hard to get use to the controls (keyboard as well as the gravity changes) the gameplay is pretty solid. I think it's worth checking out.

Good game. 10/10 Mostly just a simple puzzle platformer, built around placing icons which change gravity in the specified direction when you run into them. You might be surprised how much mileage they get out of that simple mechanic, though. It's one of the few games I've played where the "bonus"/"additional" challenges seem like the bulk of the experience, and are gratifying in and of themselves. If 5 bucks is too much for you for 1.5-2 hours of game, get it on sale. Not one to pass up, though. And omg the googly-eye tracking can be creepy