Beyond Gravity App Reviews

Review: good app cinsidoring its still on version 1.0 Add: 1 000 000 dollar upgrade to get the ship more upgrades level customization Yes first review (I think)

Very good game for a good price Pros Fun Addictive Space Cons Stuff is a little too expensive Lags a bit (iPhone 4)

Wouldnt have found out about this game if it wasnt for Twitter. This game is fun to play,highly addictive and easy to learn.... Best part NO MICROTRANSACTIONS!

Utterly addicting, I played it for 5 hours straight when I got it. Its art is to die for, and runs at a buttery 60 FPS. Loads of upgrades, and no IAPs! This game is best described as if Ridiculous Fishing and Threes had an adopted child.

Very enjoyable experience with a couple of issues: 1. Sometimes when I am trying to jump it accidentally makes a little double jump, stopping the planets rotation, and canceling my multiplier. 2. Double jumping does not allow me to see whats off the screen, so when I go to triple jump I will miss the hidden planets often. 3. Currently there are no incentives to go very far in the game, some progressively more valuable nuts and bolts would be nice. 4. Additional missions would be nice, I have finished almost all of them in the course of about four hours. 5. It would be nice to have a visual indicator of when you are about to lose the chance to double or triple jump as youre falling. Great game with lots of character! I hope you make a ton of money!

Games decent and well worth a dollar but the upgrades cost way too much. At least a few hours per upgrade of repetitive grinding. Cmon developers this is bs

Beyond Gravity features luscious visuals and supremely addictive gameplay that will make hours pass by like minutes. A simple, but engaging, idea for a game is instantly launched into the stratosphere by Adam Foremans amazing art style. Fun for all ages with a whole slew of achievements for you to chase. Highly recommended.

This game is super addicting and fun. Totally recommend this game

Love this game and hope next release has some additions, most importantly a counter for number of successful jumps. Total meters is interesting, but I cant relate that number to anything Ive done in the game, and so its hard to feel good for reaching 1000 meters... Also some sort of progression would be good. Like going from a fire planet phase to an ice planet phase to a green planet phase, etc. would further help with the sense of accomplishment. But game play and graphics are great. Its a near miss.

Push, release, repeat ad infinitum.

This game could be 50% better by fixing the extreme and unrealistic cost for upgrades, which I have yet to purchase a single one. If you are serving the "simple" segment if the game app market then you should also know that these types of games dont have a long replay life. You cannot make the replay ability longer by jacking up the price of everything. Cheap and bad move. The other issue is the nauseating camera jerk every time you land. Its annoying to try to actually follow your guy jumping around. It would be much more user friendly and smooth if the camera followed him to the planet. And whats up with the poorly drawn crab arms on the guy?

Horrid App! DO NOT BUY!!! Really boring and a waste of time.

Good, fun game. Solid sound/music (thatll get old after a bit) and decent graphics. Simple, yet enjoyable premise and gameplay. Worth a shot, at least.

This game is addicting, really addicting. The planet hopping is unique and fun. Also the constant struggle to find the perfect time to jump is amazing. But the asinine upgrade prices really are ruining the app. Also as far as I can tell most if the upgrades are cosmetic and only offer a placebo effect when you play. Dont get if you dont like grinding for upgrades.

Its fun at first but once you get all the achievements and all the shwag its just monotonous. No real progression. Its fun as a "Ive got 5 minutes cause Im dropping a deuce" but it offers very little reason to come back. Played it. Liked it. Deleted it.

I love this game!!! It is like an outer space version of temple run, where you bound from planet to planet. I agree with everyone else that the prices are astronomical for upgrades. I hope in fewer updates to see some more playable characters, like a girl astronaut or a monkey astronaut, for two examples.

It is exceptional, I cant even decide why, but I cant stop

Why are upgrades so darn spendy? My solution if I had the opportunity to suggest it would be to change the goals that give bonuses so that they are based on running totals. For example, there is a goal for collecting 500 gold screws. The count does not start until that goal is revealed to the player. Perhaps the game could count these statistics from the first play so that when you reach these goals, you automatically get the bonus. Then goals of the same nature could be added and revealed as time goes on such as 1,000 gold screws, 2,500 gold screws, 5,000 gold screws, and so on. There are a couple of issues though as well. For one, once the "AI" calculates that the character is in a fall that cant be recovered from, the player can indeed sometimes recover with a double or a triple jump but then the character is stuck on the planet it lands on and cannot make any additional jumps. Second, some of the goals are uninspired. For example, a goal for dying three times is a different way of wording Play X number of games for which there are also goals for.

Waste of a dollar. It takes up 130 mb even though its a terrible game and not much went into it. Can barely control the guy and gravity, spinning, etc. make no sense. Dont buy.

The artwork pulled me in and I was not disappointed. The game play is simple but not easy. Ill be playing this for a while.