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Relativity

92% positive of 13 Steam reviews

Released: 2016
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by TomCGames.

About the game

Relativity will turn your world upside down. Curved surfaces and stairs allow you to walk from the floor, up the walls and across ceilings, shifting gravity and giving you a whole new perspective! Landscape platforms can be moved and rotated using buttons and wheels to transform the landscape and form bridges. If that isn't challenge enough, there are dragons, jumping crabs, killer robots, laser beams and devious puzzles to contend with.

Tagged by players

Adventure
VR
Action

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Positive

What players say

Recommended
Wonderful! I loved it. Take an escher-like landscape which exploits the potential of VR - gravity is moveable!, and add some simple problems, and a couple of wierd enemies, and you have me hooked. Walking 'up' the walls makes me slighly woozy, but in a nice way, and you can take your time. Im stuck on the level with lots of stairs... but there wont be much help out there yet, if Im the first reviewer here! To the…
42 min played when written. 10 found it helpful.
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Recommended
First time I see a platformer in VR. And I'm not disappointed. Game's premise is simple: collect the items scattered throughout the level. The difficulty? There is no general "down" direction, as the floor is only defined by what's under your feet in this harp-accompanied fantasy world. Which means that out of the three possible artificial locomotion systems (teleport, point-and-slide, touchpad) the touchpad's…
10 min played when written. 2 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Probably worth it for the price and innovation of it, but the problem with the game is a big one - the movement system. Teleport inherently isn't good for the game, since you're climbing walls and going upside down, effectively spinning it. It feels awkward. Slide teleport is better, but not much. That leaves touchpad moving, which should be the way to play it, but touchpad movement made me ill about 3 levels in. It…
4 found it helpful.
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