Airscape: The Fall of Gravity

Airscape: The Fall of Gravity is an original platformer in which gravity plays a significant role. An independent group of four students from all over the world, led by Daniel West from Australia, is responsible for the creation of the production.

This game takes us to distant regions of space, an uninhabited, humanoid uninhabited virgin planet. One day, this world is invaded by a technologically advanced race of machines and the player's task is to rescue it. He will do this by incarnating himself as an unusual octopus, until now leading a peaceful life under the surface of the ocean, which, having put a helmet on its head, goes ashore to outwit the invaders and drive them out of its home.

As befits a platformer, the gameplay focuses on traversing the location in search of various objects or moving on to the next stage. Of course, during the adventure we come across a variety of dangers, such as laser beams, robots and mines, which we must avoid. What distinguishes Airscape: The Fall of Gravity from other titles of the same genre is the unusual, very strong attraction of the planet where the game takes place. It makes the character adhere to the surface no matter which direction the platform winds in, so we constantly experience the effect of "walking on the ceiling", and the player is required to have a 360-degree orientation. The latter is particularly necessary at levels where the action takes place under water, because such have also been implemented in the title. Using the benefits of local gravity also comes down to manipulating platforms and moving them or sending them into space.

Last updated on August 14, 2015