Gravity Pull - VR Puzzle Game
Solve 16 mind-bending puzzles, navigate by walking, no controller required!
Gravity Pull is an immersive VR puzzle game for Google Cardboard and Daydream that was inspired by other first-person puzzle games. Solve 16 mind-bending physical puzzles by strategically placing cubes on switches to open doors. Youll need to carefully explore each room and view things from multiple angles. Can you get to the end? Gravity Pull uses an innovative input technique that lets you navigate each room using walking-in-place and puts YOU in control of where you are. No controller required and various studies have found walking-in-place to minimize cybersickness. We highly recommend having a Cardboard V2, which is any headset that has the capacitive touch button. The Cardboard V1s magnet switch IS supported, but may not work consistently. Joysticks should work automatically with the game if you would rather use them instead of walking-in-place. By default, you will only move forwards and backwards with the joystick (to combat nausea), but there is an option in the settings menu (tilt to allow for full joystick movement.Positional tracking enables highly immersive experiences on PC VR platforms (Vive/Oculus), such as walking input, but this isn’t available on mobile VR platforms, with as a result that many mobile VR apps are simple look-and-see or rollercoaster experiences. Gravity Pull was built using the VR-Step plugin (see Unity Asset store https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/60450) (patent pending). VR-step significantly increases existing interaction options of mobile VR platforms (Daydream, Gear VR, Cardboard) and lets you build highly immersive experiences that are usually only found on PC VR platforms.Full Daydream pointer support
Gravity Pull is an immersive VR puzzle game for Google Cardboard and Daydream that was inspired by other first-person puzzle games. Solve 16 mind-bending physical puzzles by strategically placing cubes on switches to open doors. Youll need to carefully explore each room and view things from multiple angles. Can you get to the end? Gravity Pull uses an innovative input technique that lets you navigate each room using walking-in-place and puts YOU in control of where you are. No controller required and various studies have found walking-in-place to minimize cybersickness. We highly recommend having a Cardboard V2, which is any headset that has the capacitive touch button. The Cardboard V1s magnet switch IS supported, but may not work consistently. Joysticks should work automatically with the game if you would rather use them instead of walking-in-place. By default, you will only move forwards and backwards with the joystick (to combat nausea), but there is an option in the settings menu (tilt to allow for full joystick movement.Positional tracking enables highly immersive experiences on PC VR platforms (Vive/Oculus), such as walking input, but this isn’t available on mobile VR platforms, with as a result that many mobile VR apps are simple look-and-see or rollercoaster experiences. Gravity Pull was built using the VR-Step plugin (see Unity Asset store https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/60450) (patent pending). VR-step significantly increases existing interaction options of mobile VR platforms (Daydream, Gear VR, Cardboard) and lets you build highly immersive experiences that are usually only found on PC VR platforms.Full Daydream pointer support
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This is fun but why I need to click it??? Can you please change like you need to look the button hold and can you change later?
Amazing walk in place mechanic, tgis is an amazing game.
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Yes I love
It's a super fun game where there are puzzles that challenge your brain for example (spoilers) when you have to throw the box in and pill towards you so it hits the glass and goes to the right spot, when I figured that out I realized how good the game can be when you just think and play, I just wish there was more, maybe like mini games.
Best vr game for Android
Thank you i hate this game Haha Noob
This is a great game and I love how it tests your mind! PS: I finished the game. If I were to complain, there was no tutorial level so I had to figure out how to play by myself.
I like it
Haven't felt this good since Google earth VR and portal :D I played on a cardboard and it was great! Genius to adopt what Google abandoned!