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About Gravit
Gravit is a first-person puzzle-platformer developed by OnyxPawGames that tasks you with manipulating gravity to navigate hand-crafted stages. Released on September 5, 2025 for PC, it blends physics-based challenges with escalating difficulty, pushing problem-solving and spatial awareness. The core loop involves flipping gravity to cross environments, avoiding hazards, and solving environmental puzzles. It supports single-player, co-op, and multiplayer modes, making it adaptable for solo or team play. The game’s minimalist setting focuses on clever level design over lore, appealing to fans of mechanics-driven experiences. If you enjoy thinking through physics-based challenges, this one’s tailored to your tastes.
Gameplay
Gravit’s core mechanic revolves around pressing a button to invert gravity, allowing you to walk on ceilings and walls. Each level forces you to chain these flips with timing and precision, like dodging rotating blades while mid-flip or balancing on crumbling platforms. The controls are tight, with a left-click to trigger gravity shifts and movement handled via WASD. Later stages introduce elements like magnetic zones that pull objects and enemies, requiring multi-step solutions. Multiplayer adds competitive twists, where opponents can disrupt your gravity mid-level. Sessions average 15, 30 minutes, but harder levels may demand repeated retries. The game’s difficulty curve ramps sharply, testing patience and reflexes in equal measure.
What Players Think
Gravit holds a 4.2/5 on PlayPile, with 68% of players completing the main campaign. Average playtime is 8.5 hours, though 25% report over 15 hours due to optional challenges. Community moods lean mixed: 40% frustration, 35% satisfaction, and 25% curiosity. Reviews highlight "genius level design" but note "spikes in difficulty that feel unfair." The game’s Steam page shows 72% positive feedback, praising co-op’s "chaotic fun" but criticizing occasional clipping bugs. Achievement completion sits at 65%, with 50 total trophies, including one for beating a level in under 90 seconds. Players love the physics experimentation but often suggest smoother difficulty scaling.
PlayPile's Take
Gravit is a must-play for puzzle and physics enthusiasts, especially those who enjoy careful level design. At $19.99, it’s reasonably priced for its 10-hour core experience, though the steep learning curve may deter casual players. The 50 achievements add replayability, but don’t expect a cakewalk, some stages feel punishingly obtuse. If you relish figuring out environmental puzzles and have patience for trial-and-error, this one’s worth the investment. Skip it if you prefer linear, hand-holdy experiences.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
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