Metro Gravity

After clicking a suspicious link, Stephanie finds herself in the Halls, a dreamlike place where gravity has no fixed up or down. She explores its connected spaces and meets other people trapped there, while uncovering more about the world and its residents.

Walk across floors, walls, and ceilings, then use abilities such as a gravity beam and a grappling tool to redirect movement and reach new paths. As Stephanie gains tools, she can revisit earlier areas, find secrets and collectibles, and help residents with tasks.

Use gravity and other tools to move objects and solve spatial puzzles. Encounters with enemies and bosses add rhythm-based combat: parry attacks in time with the music, and use jumps or dodges to avoid attacks that cannot be parried.

Players who enjoy Metro Gravity often highlight its unusual gravity-based movement and exploration, creative world and visual design, and music-driven boss encounters. Puzzles and the layered mechanics also appeal to many, though reviews differ on their clarity and execution. Common frustrations include disorienting navigation and camera movement, puzzles that can be hard to parse or perform, and parry-focused combat that some find difficult or repetitive.