Gravi

Gravi is the first game by the independent Hashbang Games studio, founded by Marco and Jimmy Williams. Developers from California's Stanton were tempted by a platformer with logical puzzles based on physics mechanisms.

The title character of the game is a blue sphere of energy, which has been imprisoned in a research complex of aliens. Gravi manages to break the protective barrier with a lucky luck. Unfortunately, countless traps and her eternal rival, Anty-Gravi, a red sphere of matter, stand on the road to freedom.

The task of the players is to help Gravi get out of the research complex. However, the aliens took care of the appropriate security measures. The vast corridors on which comes to roll the ball are full of complicated traps and bizarre mechanisms. What's more, you can also come across guards while escaping.

The game offers a total of more than 40 levels with increasing difficulty. The main challenge is to use the mechanisms of physics implemented in the game, as well as the specific properties of the title energy ball (e.g. temporary weakening of the action of gravity). In the course of the game, the player must also show reflexes and a good sense of time.

Gravi's visual setting was made with the use of 3D graphics. However, the creators decided on a classic side view for platformers, which allowed to obtain the 2.5D effect. Attention is also drawn by nicely presented, prerendered films related to the plot of the game.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015