Gravity Error gameplay video → Goblin Sword Review Switch ★★★☆☆ĢD action platformers have pretty much set the standard for single player challenges but does Goblin Sword provide a worthy adventure? Playing Goblin Sword will fill you with nostalgiaįirst of all, Goblin Sword is a pixel-perfect and colourful game that looks like it belongs on the SNES. Having the directional controls change can be disorienting but overall, it's a great game.Īlthough it looks like a simple indie, Gravity Error offers a wonderfully implemented challenge with its blend of puzzles and platforming. Keep in mind, whereas many gravity-based games simply have the character stop dead in their tracks whenever the orientation changes, Gravity Error implements momentum which makes placing the arrows all the more crucial, especially in the later stages where you'll find yourself zooming around levels in all directions. Often, you'll have to start back at square one while you adjust the arrows before giving the stage another go. Once you're ready, you can start moving and jumping around the stage to hopefully gather all 3 collectibles as well as reach the goal. Essentially, you play each stage by first placing arrows which force your shadowy cube character to be pulled in the corresponding direction upon touching them. Gravity Error presents a spot-on blend of puzzle and platforming mechanics which are all tied together in a mind-bending way. v1d30chumz 78-26-147-81 Gravity Error may not look like it but it's super-tough
Plenty of video games have experimented with gravity mechanics but few of them are as engaging as the very tricky Gravity Error. 😊 Gravity Error Review PlayStation 4 ★★★★☆ │ Video Chums was once offered $4000 per month to display a persistent video ad. Sometimes, simply testing your gaming skills is all you want to do so here are 6 solo challenges that may give your thumbs a workout. Maciejewski for Rapid Fire Reviews on February 6, 2020
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