- September 4, 2021
- PanGuoJun
Black Hole Simulator
80%Game Brain Score
gameplay
graphics, optimization
80% User Score 56 reviews
Platforms
About
"Black Hole Simulator" is a game that offers an intuitive experience of Einstein's theory of relativity, specifically the appearance of objects under general relativity. The game accurately simulates the appearance of black holes and allows players to adjust parameters and add stars to observe interactions. The game has also been updated to allow players to fly into a black hole and witness a cosmic ball.











+21
Audience ScoreBased on 56 reviews
gameplay2 positive mentions
optimization2 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and relaxing experience, allowing players to simulate and interact with black holes.
- For its low price, it provides an interesting visualization of astrophysical phenomena, making it a good educational tool.
- The graphics, while not perfect, are visually appealing and create a captivating atmosphere.
- The game lacks substantial content and can be completed in just a few minutes, making it feel more like a screensaver than a game.
- Performance issues are prevalent, with many players experiencing significant lag and low frame rates even on capable hardware.
- There are limited customization options and gameplay mechanics, which may leave players wanting more depth and interaction.
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is engaging and enjoyable, particularly for fans of space themes, but it suffers from significant lag issues. Despite being a short experience lasting only about five minutes, players appreciate its concept and hope for future optimizations and enhancements.
“It lags like crazy, but otherwise it's a 9.5/10 game for me. It's a fun short game; gameplay is only 5 minutes, but it's still very good except for the lagging. I'm a big fan of space and games about space, and I also like black holes very much.”
“I truly hope this game gets updates for optimization and maybe gameplay because of how interesting its concept is.”