Bavity

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Bavity is a single player action game. It was developed by Sub Orbital Software and was released on December 1, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Bavity, A fast paced puzzle game with balls and gravity. Any group of 3 or more balls can be double clicked out of existence. Stop your screen from filling up, Its that simple.

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79%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

emotional3 positive mentions

The game is relaxing and enjoyable, making it a great choice for casual play, especially on a rainy day.
It's a unique twist on the match-3 genre, providing a fun and addictive experience despite its simplicity.
The game is free to play, showcasing the developer's dedication to making it accessible to everyone.

The game lacks challenge and depth, feeling more like an art project than a fully developed game.
There are limited game modes and variety, which may leave players wanting more content.
The music tracks can be mismatched with the game's relaxing theme, detracting from the overall experience.

emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is minimal, as it primarily focuses on scoring points through a straightforward match-3 mechanic involving clicking on touching orbs of the same color. Players engage in a competitive yet casual experience, with little emphasis on narrative or emotional depth.
music
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The music in the game has received mixed feedback, with players noting a limited selection of only a few looping tracks, some of which may be reused assets. While one track is appreciated for its chill vibe, others are criticized for being too intense, detracting from the overall zen experience intended for the game.
- “The music in the game has a nice and chill vibe, which adds to the overall experience.”
- “While there are only a few tracks that loop, they create an engaging atmosphere for gameplay.”
- “The soundtrack features a mix of intense and relaxing tracks, which can enhance the gaming experience depending on the player's mood.”
- “My one and only nitpick is the music; there are maybe 4 tracks that loop. I think I've heard them before, so they may be assets, but that's fine. One of those tracks was nice and chill, but the others were way too intense for a zen game about popping balls, so the OST doesn't fit well.”