G for Gravity

About

G for Gravity is a single player action game. It was developed by OGW G5 and was released on May 10, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Humankind is in danger! Asteroids hit and destroyed the Earth forcing everyone to flee. Now, all that is left are little floating islands. G for Gravity is a cute take on a post-apocalyptic earth shattered by asteroids, where you take the role of a thrifty robot trying to save humankind. Dive into the Story Mode, a very short experience through three completely different levels. Collect all ite…

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player

Skip User Reviews

71%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features visually appealing landscapes and a charming aesthetic, reminiscent of nostalgic flash games.
It's a relaxing and stress-relieving experience, making it suitable for casual play or for young children.
The game includes unlockable achievements and special themed levels, adding some replay value.

The gameplay is repetitive and lacks depth, often feeling more like a tech demo than a complete game.
There are significant issues with originality, including copyright infringement on character design and uninspired graphics.
The game has a very short playtime and fails to engage players, leading to a dismal public reception.

story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20%
50%
30%
The story in G for Gravity is criticized for being extremely short and simplistic, consisting of only three levels set in different biomes, which can be completed in about 15 minutes. Players find the narrative lacking depth, with repetitive gameplay mechanics that lead to a monotonous experience, especially in the marathon mode where the same missions are replayed for cosmetic rewards. Overall, the story is deemed unengaging and poorly developed.
- “The enjoyment is endless because marathon mode changes every level with random layouts and landscapes even after you've completed the story.”
- “Your goal is to explore the biome to collect items to repair a gravity device, then perform a task like a puzzle or a minigame to activate it. There are 3 levels to complete in the story mode.”
- “As it says in the description, the story is 'very short' if non-existent.”
- “The story itself takes about 15 minutes to play through and consists of a summer, a winter, and a desert map.”
- “Since the whole story part of the game has 3 missions, you'll play the same puzzle games without any change at the last part of every mission.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The game's graphics are a mixed bag; while some players appreciate the charming aesthetic and enjoyable poly art style, others criticize the visuals as uninspired and seemingly reliant on borrowed assets. Overall, the design is considered pleasant, particularly in the context of its indie roots.
- “The riddle in the desert level is so much harder than the ones before, but the aesthetic is adorable.”
- “This is a pretty nice indie game; the music is relaxing and the overall aesthetic and design of the stages is really enjoyable.”
- “It has relaxing music and a nice poly art style.”
- “The game graphics look better than you might expect, but that's just because it looks like some or all of them are 'borrowed' from asset stores or wherever.”
- “The graphics are uninspired.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The music in the game is described as relaxing and enjoyable, complementing its indie aesthetic and poly art style. While there is a limited variety of soundtracks—one for normal levels and two additional ones for special events—the overall ambiance is appreciated by players. However, the repetition of the same soundtrack when entering new map areas may detract from the experience for some.
- “This is a pretty nice indie game; the music is relaxing, and the overall aesthetic and design of the stages is really enjoyable.”
- “It has relaxing music and a nice poly art style.”
- “Nice, free game with relaxing music and achievements.”
- “There is one soundtrack for normal levels and two more for Halloween and another level.”
- “When you go to a new part of the map, the same soundtrack starts from the beginning again.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviews indicate that the character development is criticized for being unoriginal, with comparisons made to existing characters from Pixar's "Wall-E," suggesting a lack of creativity in design. This has led to concerns about potential copyright issues, further detracting from the overall impression of character depth and uniqueness.
- “The character design is uncreative.”
- “And wow... I can't wait until the copyright department from Pixar finds out about the stolen character design from Wall-E.”
- “You know, the copyrighted film work that is ultimately owned by Disney, the company that doesn't like it when you steal their copyrighted character design?”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay has been criticized for being boring and repetitive, with many users expressing dissatisfaction and labeling it as awful.
- “Boring and repetitive gameplay.”
- “The gameplay is awful.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the inclusion of unlockable and hidden stages, as well as achievements, which enhance the game's replayability and encourage them to revisit the experience.
- “I also like the fact that they included unlockable and hidden stages, along with achievements, to enhance the game's replay value.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere of the game is generally praised for its relaxing qualities, making it an enjoyable choice for players seeking a quick and immersive indie experience.
- “Overall, I'd say it's a nice little game if you want to relax or play a quick atmospheric indie game.”