Art Of Gravity

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"Art Of Gravity" is a voxel/physics puzzler, where you destroy abstract figures to create mesmerizing displays of gravity. With no tutorials, players must discover rules and mechanics themselves, leading to a unique and thought-provoking experience. Boasting over an hour of gameplay and designed to surprise, enchant, and provide a satisfying physics experience. -Steam ID: 642560. 'Art Of Gravity' is by the creator of the well-received game 'Zenge'.

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Single-Player

93%

Audience ScoreBased on 622 reviews

gameplay32 positive mentions

story6 negative mentions

Challenging yet satisfying physics-based puzzles that keep the gameplay fresh with new mechanics introduced throughout the game.
Visually appealing with satisfying animations when blocks are destroyed, providing a rewarding experience.
Great value for the price, offering around 2 hours of engaging gameplay with easy achievements.

Many levels are too easy, with only a few providing a real challenge, leading to a lack of depth in gameplay.
The game can feel short and lacks a level selection menu, making it cumbersome to replay specific levels.
Physics can be inconsistent, leading to unpredictable outcomes that may frustrate players.

gameplay
140 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
23%
75%
2%
The gameplay of "Art of Gravity" is characterized by its simple mechanics that evolve into increasingly complex puzzles, keeping players engaged through the introduction of new elements at a steady pace. While the game offers a relaxing experience with no penalties or timers, some players found the mechanics underwhelming and the difficulty curve inconsistent, particularly with a spike in challenge towards the end. Overall, it provides a satisfying puzzle-solving experience, appealing to those who enjoy exploring new mechanics in a physics-based environment.
- “New mechanics and puzzle requirements keep it fresh throughout the game.”
- “The game mechanics are fantastic, but the best part is that there are no timers, no penalties, just serene music and a soothing game environment, which makes this a very relaxing, enjoyable puzzle-solving experience.”
- “Good physics-based puzzle game with a variety of unique yet challenging mechanics developed throughout the levels as you progress.”
- “To be honest, with a title like this, I expected something with micro-gravity mechanics, an 'Angry Birds Space' but with puzzles - and haven't found that; I was a little disappointed.”
- “A pretty game but unfortunately the mechanics are pretty boring.”
- “The game continues to introduce new mechanics as the levels proceed; it's quite never challenging, not even that much related to gravity and how you can use it to complete the puzzles.”
graphics
88 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
40%
3%
The graphics of the game are generally described as simple and minimalistic, with a voxel-based aesthetic that enhances the puzzle-solving experience without being overly flashy. While some players appreciate the soothing visuals and physics effects, others feel that the graphics could be improved, noting a somewhat barren atmosphere. Overall, the visuals are considered pleasant and fitting for a casual puzzle game, providing a satisfying backdrop to the gameplay.
- “The atmosphere is great, with simple but solid graphics and relaxing music.”
- “Relaxing puzzle game with really beautiful physics-based graphics.”
- “Loved the graphics and music - very soothing.”
- “Unless you really like the visuals in this game, I would recommend you play any of the previously mentioned games instead.”
- “The only complaint I have is that the game does feel a little barren: between the graphics and music, it almost seems too minimalist.”
- “Everything in the game is quite minimalistic, so don't expect graphics that will completely blow you away (simply look at the screenshots above).”
music
64 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
63%
6%
The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it soothing and atmospheric, while others describe it as basic or even unsettling. Many noted the lack of volume control options, leading some to mute the game entirely in favor of their own music. Overall, while the soundtrack contributes to a relaxing environment, it may not appeal to everyone, and the sound effects are often considered more engaging than the music itself.
- “The game mechanics are fantastic, but the best part is that there are no timers, no penalties, just serene music and a soothing game environment, which makes this a very relaxing, enjoyable puzzle-solving experience.”
- “Super fun and relaxing, with nice music and physics that are so, so satisfying.”
- “The atmosphere is great, with simple but solid graphics and relaxing music.”
- “The music and sound effects were nothing special, and I muted them to listen to my own music instead.”
- “My only real complaint is the music seemed too loud (I get that with a lot of games), and there's no separate volume for it, so I had to mute the whole game.”
- “For a game that is supposed to be relaxing, the music is oddly creepy.”
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
10%
70%
20%
The game "Art of Gravity" is noted for its lack of a traditional storyline, which is generally accepted given its focus on puzzle mechanics. While some players express a desire for a narrative, many agree that the absence of a story does not detract from the overall experience, as the gameplay remains engaging and visually appealing.
- “Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
- “The story in Art of Gravity features the complex system adopted primarily by puzzle games.”
- “Art of Gravity might lack a story or sound diversity, yet its gameplay is the perfect combination of eye candy and seemingly-simple puzzle design.”
- “Obviously this game wasn't made for a storyline, so I'll classify it as such.”
- “The game does not really have a story or any writing for that matter.”
- “No story here, buddy!”
replayability
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
42%
25%
Overall, the game has limited replayability, primarily due to its short length and the nature of its puzzles, which can be easily remembered after completion. While achievements provide some incentive to revisit the game, many players feel that a map or puzzle maker could have significantly enhanced replay value. Despite these limitations, it offers a few enjoyable hours of gameplay for its low price.
- “Replay value – not loads, but you can always play through a few levels if you have five minutes to spare.”
- “Definitely enjoyable, but not much replay value after getting all the achievements, but for $0.99 it's worth a few hours of fun.”
- “If I have any complaints about [i]Art of Gravity[/i], it's that the replayability is low.”
- “The presentation is polished and the achievements add some replay value, but it’s short and lacking overall.”
- “I wouldn't say it's replayable without forgetting the puzzles you complete.”
- “If I have any complaints about 'Art of Gravity', it's that the replayability is low.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Overall, the game's stability is generally positive, with many users noting a lack of significant glitches or bugs. However, some players have experienced occasional issues with the physics of broken blocks, indicating that while the game is well-programmed, there are minor stability concerns.
- “Very well programmed (no glitches or anything of that sort)”
- “Very well programmed (no glitches or anything of that sort)”
- “Not a bad game, the physics of the broken blocks can be buggy sometimes but otherwise a decent game.”
- “[h1]Bugs and glitches[/h1]”
- “The physics of the broken blocks can be buggy sometimes.”
atmosphere
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's atmosphere is generally praised for its strong presence, featuring solid graphics and relaxing music. However, some users noted that the music and sound effects can create a more tension-inducing experience rather than a purely relaxing one. Overall, the atmosphere is described as immersive and engaging.
- “The atmosphere is great, with simple but solid graphics and relaxing music.”
- “Very atmospheric, but the music and sound effects were a little more tension-inducing than relaxing.”
- “+has a nice atmosphere.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the grinding aspect for its balanced approach, providing enough challenge to engage players without becoming overly difficult or tedious.
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of "Art of Gravity" on mobile platforms is viewed positively, as it avoids the pitfalls of typical cash grabs that plague many other games in the same space. However, it still faces the challenge of being associated with such practices due to its platform.
- “Ironically, the art of gravity is also on mobile platforms, yet it cannot escape the shame of being associated with pathetic cash grabs, as it sadly shares space with them on smartphones and tablets.”

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