The Gravity Trickster Review (PlayStation 5)
For this The Gravity Trickster Review, Defy gravity and traverse tricky 3D platforms and mind-bending challenges as we navigate our robot to the end of each level, collecting keys, coins, cosmic cubes, and more as we go! Can you find and beat the elusive bonus levels? Anyway, let us roll out.
The Gravity Trickster Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 1.64GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Four save slots.
- You can name your profile (optional).
- Three difficulties – no stress, easy, and normal.
- Customize your character by unlocking colors, faces, bodies, emotes, and effects.
- 120HZ display mode option.
- SFX can be set to controller speaker, TV, or both.
- Full stats screen.
- Puzzle platformer gameplay.
- Plays out in a 3D world.
- Each level has coins, a bonus letter, and a set of keys.
- Keys unlock the exit.
- Collect a letter from the word BONUS in each level.
- Levels are generally timed.
- Simple controls with movement, change the camera angle and jump.
- Load level is where you can replay levels.
- The gameplay loop is where you can roll around the platforms in set places to change the dynamic of the level.
- Has an early PlayStation game feel to it like a PS1 or PS2 puzzle game.
- It has a nice soundtrack with excellent sound effects.
- It is very satisfying when you nail a level and get all the Collectibles.
- Running gameplay timer.
- Supports the d-pad and the stuck for movement, the d-pad is the tightest and nose-responsive choice.
- The camera angle changes help with seeing what is above or below you.
- Jump between platforms.
- The Hud fills in coins, keys, and the bonus when you get them all.
- Excellent level design, and clever puzzle mechanics.
- Has you feeling dumb and clever on every level.
The Gravity Trickster Review Cons:
- Cannot rebind controls.
- No controller settings or options like Invert axis.
- The movement takes some getting used to.
- Menus are fine but the Replay a level or quit to menu don’t exist or are worded differently.
- No help or guidance choices when in a level.
- Doesn’t offer online leaderboards.
- There is no actual tutorial explaining the mechanics or controls of the game.
- Jumping is tricky no matter the camera angle.
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The Gravity Trickster:
Developer: Szilard Papp
Publisher: Szilard Papp
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