And Yet It Moves

You guide a character through levels in a world made of torn-paper collage. Run and jump across the terrain, then rotate the world in 90-degree steps to change gravity and turn walls or ceilings into possible routes.

Progress depends on judging momentum, falls, and the effects of each rotation while finding a path past hazards and obstacles. The game has 17 levels across three environments, with new challenges introduced as you advance.

Alongside standard level progression, modes challenge you to finish with limited rotations, survive without dying, or beat a time limit. Speed runs can be compared with recorded Ghost runs, and times can be submitted to online leaderboards.

Players who enjoyed the game often point to its paper-collage art and the unusual puzzle-platforming built around rotating the world. Some also praise the sound design and the way later levels develop the central mechanic. Other reviews describe the rotation and fall physics as hard to control or unpredictable, and find the optional completion challenges frustrating; reactions to the sounds also vary.