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GRAVITAS

A gravity-flipping precision platformer. Navigate a series of brutal challenges as a blue cube — easy to learn, hard to master. Can you complete it in under 100 deaths? New, even more challenging levels are currently in development — So stay tuned!

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April 4, 2026
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About the Game

Gravitas is a series of gravity-based challenges. You play as a blue cube navigating through levels by altering the direction of gravity.

Levels grow increasingly difficult as you progress, with a focus on gameplay that is easy to understand but hard to master. The further you get, the more unique the challenges become — with new abilities introduced along the way. The game features 7 levels, followed by a Boss Stage and a Bonus Minigame. More levels will be added in future updates.

The game is still in active development — tweaks and additions will be made based on player feedback.

Inspired by the relentless, rapid-reset gameplay of titles like Super Meat Boy.

"Can you complete the game in under 100 deaths?"

This is my first fully released game as an indie developer — I appreciate everyone who gives it a chance <3