Gravity Error

This just came out today and I thought I'd give it a try. As a Unity Developer myself I'm extra picky about these kinds of games but I was pleasantly impressed by this one. Very smooth, creative, cute minimalistic side-scroller that lets/makes you set up the level before trying to survive it. Gets very challenging later on. It reminds me of VVVVVV with the amount of dying-by-spikes. Decent soundtrack. Excellent physics. Gameplay is thought out and set up so you get to try and experiment with different setups as you play... without having to restart the level... which is refreshing. Has an Angry-Bird-Esque scoring system that's blissfully free of any time limits. Advancement is based on collecting powerups, however these powerups can be hard to see in the first world due to the bright background. Doesn't seem to be an issue though once you progress and the game gets darker. My kids love watching me play. Gonna say it was worth the $5. 8.5/10

Really great light puzzler, same frantic feeling i get out of Super Meat Boy, controles over physics spots puts you in the shoes of the developer a bit, feels like you are taking part in designing the puzzle while trieng to solve it, totally unique to this title. also, Amaizng soundtrack <3 kept me zen through all the crazy levels.

I'd like to say more about Gravity Error later. For now I'd just like to get my positive vote in on this very cool (but not terribly cheap) puzzle / arcade. game. The objective is to reach the exit while collecting all the markers along the way, by means of changing the direction of gravity as many times as necessary. Cooler yet, there are numerous ways to succeed! More later (hopefully), but for now...ENJOY!

Simple puzzle/platforming game with an appealing design, only let down slightly by touchy controls (and I couldn't get my X360 controller to work with it).

The game is good , the music fits the stages great gameplay great physics makes your brain work to find a way to beat the stage 9/10

The game is solid. Nice music and visuals and satisfying puzzles. It contains 5 worlds with 10 levels each. The length depends on how well you do. Steam registered 4 hours but that includes leaving the game open, letting other people play, and being bad at puzzles. Overall, it was satisfying. I didn't get 2 of the achievements even though I should have (chapter 3 and beating the game). Not really an issue for me. It doesn't support a controller. Not an issue since it's a PC game and it works really well with K+M. I think using a controller to place gravitational arrows would be awkward.

Touch an arrow, and gravity changes to that direction. You have the freedom of placing the arrows before starting the level and adjusting between tries. Add a bit of platforming and orb collecting and you have Gravity Error. The game's design might look simplistic but it easily pulls you in especially with its soundtrack, and if you happen to be very good at platform puzzle games you will find yourself finishing this in one sitting. Some levels are harder than they look if you plan to get all orbs. Overall worth the low price tag. I only wish it had more challenge-based achievements, but that's just me.

i played this game long time before while it was being developed, i think i see so much improvement. the game is simple easy to understand, however it still requires lots of visual cortex to brain to hands sort of actions, quick fingers so to speak. It felt like i was not just trying to solve the puzzle in each scene, i was actually designing my own puzzle everytime and i can always change it however i like. amazing game, played it for a while thought i'd give it a try now and i honestly enjoyed it and i think i'm now a little smarter., soundtracks got a little repetitve after a while, but other than that i think you're doing pretty good man and i wish the best of luck for you !

That game is lame. I never was that much disapointed by a game I bought. It's my first "bad" review on Steam ever ! This is not a puzzle game (except for a kid maybe) ; every "puzzle" solution is obvious. It's an hard & bad designed platform game, definitely not meant to be played using the keyboard. You'll fail a lot and get mad in some levels - there is even an achievement for dying more than 25 times in a single level...see the spirit ? There is some kind of scenario but it doesn't look like one. And additionnaly, it's very short : it took me 1h15 to complete it @ 100% (except the last bugged achievement - because yeah, that game wasn't bad enough !) €4,49 for that, wasted forever...

This game certainly has a lot of potential and I could see a level editor being a possibility, but the control scheme is really dragging it down. Terrible controller support aside, The lack of a dedicated jump button makes many of the levels really jarring with sections that are more frustrating than they need to be. I can deal with gravity changes. I've played both Super Mario Galaxy games. However, shifting the jump button as well is carrying things too far. The game is also really short. There are 50 levels and aside from the control scheme, they don't take long to figure out and beat.