This feature is a well thought out one, canceling out the need to get stuck at the exact same point as you did before, or even getting bored with the same level designs. Every time you restart the level it is formatted and designed differently. It allows the player to freely run, slowly, with the enemy on your tail, however this time when you die you start again from the beginning. The Single Player does have a Story Mode, which will take a long time to beat, getting harder and harder as you progress.Įndless Mode is a great idea if you are looking for a break from the gripping Story Mode. Sometimes they can get too hard, and with no option to skip to the next checkpoint, this can become annoying as you can be sat in torture for hours, just trying to progress to the next checkpoint. The levels get harder and harder as you progress. The Single Player aspect of the game is easy to control, with Gravity Guy automatically running, you are only required to tap anywhere on the screen to flip gravity.
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Out of the list of games that the Windows Phone 7 offers, Gravity Guy jumps out as the one to spend time upon. You decide to pull out your mighty Windows Phone 7. Here is your scenario: You're sat, in a waiting room, bored as a boy in a girls bedroom. The game play is great, provides everything you would expect from a platformer, the run on effect level to level is great, no need for menus or selecting a new level.
Luckily, every short while there are checkpoints, which act as "new levels" however you are still in the same run. The longer you go without stopping the faster you get. But, isn't that tricky? Very, this game requires a lot of skill and precision. You need to go up a step? Flip gravity to go above and then flip again to come back down. Flip gravity you may ask? The whole purpose of this game is to flip gravity so you land on the opposite platform above. However the only way for him to catch you is if you don't flip gravity, which prevents your character from moving, the enemy will then come and warp you. What makes this hard is that you have an enemy behind you which will soon warp you up if he catches up with you. This seems relatively easy however there are blocks which are determined to terminate your path. With Gravity Guy, you are simply sprinting down labyrinths of a huge long path, trying to reach the next checkpoint without dying. You have to remember that when you're paying a couple of quid, for a game on a small screen, along with any limitations, you can't expect astonishing sound effects and graphics. Not forgetting local Multiplayer is abundantly competitive. For £2.29 you get a jam packed game with endless levels and modes, all with Xbox Live features. Enter Gravity Guy, a small but mighty and clever game from Miniclip. Super Mario has had countless sequels and prequels, it is clear that everyone loves him. Splosion' Man on Xbox Live Arcade was a great hit, so great it even got followed up with a sequel. Seriously, everybody loves a good platformer. Please Note: Review may contain spoilers. Players: Single Player - One, Multiplayer - 2-4
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