Gravi vs Why So Evil

Gravi is an intense puzzle‑platformer where you control an adorable blue ball of energy, shooting and swinging through 40 uniquely designed levels. The game challenges you to bend gravity, avoid deadly traps, and outwit the relentless Anti‑Gravi, an atomic ball of rage. Set in an alien test facility, each level is packed with collectibles, hazardous obstacles, and mind‑bending puzzles that test both skill and perseverance. With a single‑player focus and indie charm, Gravi delivers a rewarding, high‑tension experience for platform and puzzle fans.

Why So Evil is a punishingly difficult game that challenges players with relentless obstacles and no safety nets. Every move can lead to death, and only a practice mode offers a save and continue option, forcing you to master each level through sheer perseverance. The game blends puzzle solving, adventure exploration, and action combat across Linux, PC, and Mac platforms. Developed by Zonitron Productions and published by Grab The Games, it delivers a single‑player and co‑operative experience that tests your skill and patience.

• Innovative gravity‑bending mechanics
• Tight, responsive controls
• Challenging level design
• Cross‑platform availability

• Extremely challenging gameplay
• Unique no‑save design
• Co‑op mode adds strategic depth
• Cross‑platform availability

• High difficulty may deter casual players
• Limited content after completing 40 levels
• No multiplayer or co‑op mode

• Very high difficulty may frustrate casual players
• No checkpoints can lead to long play sessions
• Limited content beyond core challenge