Control
Players use the mouse to navigate, interact with objects, and execute commands within the game environment, with cursor movements directly translating to in-game actions such as aiming, selecting items, or steering characters. Left-click triggers primary actions like attacking or confirming choices, while right-click often handles secondary functions like accessing menus or alternate abilities. The scroll wheel zooms the camera or cycles through inventory slots, and dynamic cursor feedback—like highlighting interactive elements—ensures intuitive play. Menus, maps, and dialogue options are seamlessly operated through clicks and drags, maintaining fluid gameplay without interrupting immersion. Sensitivity settings and keybind adjustments let players tailor controls for precision across exploration, combat, and puzzle-solving scenarios.
description
Gravity Control twists the platformer genre with a unique twist—instead of moving the protagonist yourself, you manipulate the world’s gravitational pull to steer them through intricate puzzles. Flip directions to walk on ceilings, scale walls, or defy physics entirely as you navigate 60 handcrafted challenges. Each level demands sharp spatial reasoning to guide the character safely to the wormhole, a swirling portal that warps them closer to victory. No direct controls, no easy solutions—just gravity as your tool and ingenuity as your compass.
