Gravi puts your little blue orb (presumably called Gravi) in an “alien test facility” and it's your job to escape it. A pretty weak story, but Gravi is a puzzle game – story doesn't add much. You control your blue orb in an interesting and pretty original way.
Up for a challenge? Gravi is a combination puzzle/platformer that’s intuitive and yet insanely challenging. In Gravi you control a ball, trying to escape from an alien test facility. Spikes, Flame throwers, and grinders are just some of the obstacles that stand in your way. In total there are 40 stages (4 levels with 10 stages each) to play through so all in all there’s plenty to do. However, be advised that Gravi is extremely challenging and you should be prepared to die a lot.
EG:I think that puzzle games have advanced the most over the last few years. From simple games like Tetris to Portal, grey Gravi Reviewpuzzle games have seen huge advancements. Sure shooters have gotten more advanced, but whole new forms of puzzle games have been created. Ones that incorporate physics and others that bend reality. Gravi is an example of a physics puzzle game, or more accurately a gravity puzzle game. Gravi was developed by Hashbang Games, and is the companies first game. I must admit, this is a heck of a first game.
OnlySP: I’m no physicists or expert when it comes to deciphering the science behind gravity, but I’m certain I have a pretty good handle on what constitutes it’s variables in video games at the very least. Now, with that said let me introduce you to Gravi, a new platformer based in the field of gravity and physics bent on making you die, a lot.
