Gravity Circuit entertains everyone from start to finish

Fans of platform games will have a lot to enjoy with Gravirty Circuit, which brings us back to the days of turning on the video game and jumping right into the action with fun and easy-to-learn gameplay. Fans of the “Megaman” and “Shinobi” franchises are sure to enjoy this game even more.

Charisma in its art direction and gameplay

Gravity Circuit has a very charming art direction, which uses monochromatic tones for its characters, making them stand out a lot as soon you start the game with contrast to the bright and flashy colors of the game.

Here we have our protagonist Kai, who has very fast and fluid movements, followed with fierce attacks with his fists and his energy hook that allows him to hold on to parts of the scenery and even hold on to enemies to throw them like projectiles.

It’s hard not to bring up the “Megaman” franchise when we talk about this game, after all we have our initial stage followed by a screen with 8 bosses to choose the order we are going to face them. But that doesn’t take away all the personality and originality of Gravity Circuit. All the bosses have very unique and creative personalities and abilities and a good balance that allows the player to go through any route.

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On a livestream, Gravity Circuit is guaranteed fun

A big advantage of games in this vein is the fact that they work very well for a livestream: they’re easy to follow, rely heavily on player skill, and are always a pleasure to watch the streamer discover secrets and boss patterns.

Speaking of secrets, Gravity Circuit has an excellent level design. In my gameplay I discovered all the secrets and rescued all the robots from the levels without needing a guide and everything in a very intuitive way. The soundtrack helps to complement the adventure, bringing us fun until the end.

In its less exciting part, I would say that there were some frustrating moments in some stages, due to the mechanics of spikes making you die and come back a little earlier while taking your energy, this especially in the ice stage, which was tiring to have to redo the same session several times for a small mistake to get everything back.

Just as I personally didn’t get so excited about the bosses’ rewards, I felt a case of quantity greater than quality: after getting some very strong ones, I didn’t even feel the need to test others, apart from the limit of spaces to equip and having to pause to change them, which was inconvenient.

The game was tested in its PC version on STEAM and ran smoothly, very smoothly and is translated into 8 languages, and I hope for some more translation, especially my native language, Brazilian portuguese, since it is something that would help attract more people to the livestream because the game has dialogues and a very interesting story.

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