GraviFire

About

The green fire has been abducted by evil aliens, who force him to solve puzzles for tests. Need to pass all the tests to be able to return the green fire back to his home. You have to brainstorm over 50 levels. Gravity, movement, killing lasers... What else the aliens have prepared?

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

91%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

music3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

GraviFire features interesting puzzles with unique mechanics and charming pixel art, providing a satisfying experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
The game offers a solid challenge with 50 levels that require forward thinking, making it engaging and enjoyable for players who appreciate puzzle games.
The presentation is appealing, with excellent music and a straightforward control scheme that enhances the overall gameplay experience.

The lack of an undo feature significantly detracts from the gameplay, leading to frustration, especially in later levels where mistakes can be costly.
Level progression is linear and cumbersome, with a limited 'skip level' option that complicates navigation and tracking of completed levels.
The character's slow movement speed can become tedious, particularly when retracing steps in more complex levels, adding to the overall frustration.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in Gravifire is highly praised, described as excellent and entertaining, complementing the game's visuals and puzzles effectively. Additionally, players appreciate the separate volume settings, enhancing the overall audio experience.
- “The presentation is fine, the music is excellent, and there are separate volume settings and resolutions, but only alt+enter to switch to windowed mode.”
- “Gravifire is a simple game, but it surprises by bringing interesting puzzles with good art and music.”
- “Gravifire is a simple, straightforward puzzle game with an entertaining soundtrack and cool visuals.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
150%
The gameplay features engaging puzzle mechanics centered around a green alien navigating a strong body suit, allowing players to manipulate objects directly. The unique gravity-changing mechanic adds a layer of complexity, moving all crates simultaneously, reminiscent of traditional sliding puzzles, while the charming pixel art enhances the overall experience.
- “Puzzle game with very interesting mechanics and charming pixel art.”
- “Block pushing comes into play by directly controlling a green alien trapped inside a strong bodysuit, allowing you to move objects around yourself. The gravity-changing mechanic moves all the crates in the same direction at the same time, reminiscent of sliding puzzlers.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods.”
- “The controls are unresponsive at times, leading to frustrating moments during gameplay.”
- “The level design is confusing and often feels like a chore to navigate, detracting from the overall experience.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics in the game effectively complement its Sokoban puzzle mechanics, utilizing gravity to enhance the visual experience of pushing and pulling boxes into designated spots. Overall, the visuals are engaging and support the gameplay well.