- May 26, 2022
- John Watson
Gravity Ace
Platforms
About
"Gravity Ace" is a 2D gravity shooter that pays homage to classic games like "Thrust" and "Gravitar." As a Pilot in the United Earth Navy, you must infiltrate enemy bases, retrieve reactor cores, and make your escape while navigating treacherous gravity fields and facing off against numerous enemies. The core game includes a 24-mission single-player campaign and a level editor for creating your own challenges. Quick reflexes and strategic maneuvering are key to success in this intense, fast-paced action game.











- The game features tight controls and a satisfying 'feel' that enhances the gameplay experience.
- Beautiful pixel art, engaging mechanics, and a robust level editor contribute to a fun and addictive experience.
- The game offers a good balance of challenge and accessibility, allowing players to enjoy the action while also striving for higher ranks.
- Some players found the camera guidance unnecessary after the initial playthrough, which can disrupt the flow of the game.
- Respawn times can feel slow, although there are settings to adjust this.
- The dialogue appears during gameplay, making it easy to miss, and some players would prefer it to be presented between levels.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are highly praised for their appealing art style and beautiful visuals, which complement the engaging gameplay. Reviewers highlight the retro graphics and polished design, noting that the visuals, along with the soundtrack and sound effects, create an immersive and enjoyable experience. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's fun and challenging atmosphere.
“Its polish is commendable, and its graphics are appealing.”
“The visuals and music are fantastic with gameplay to match.”
“Beautiful visuals!”
“Everything feels just right: the controls, the visuals, the sounds, and the music; everything is so juicy.”
“I love the gameplay, graphics, and sound effects that Gravity Ace offers, and I'm having a ton of fun with the available levels in the early access version (as of Oct 2020).”
“Obviously slick visuals.”